and plan to play it soon.
Phil
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Hi,
Yeah, and that would be a good combination. FMOD
Hi Phil,
Well, at the moment PySonic is a no go. Apparently the latest Windows
build they have on the PySonic website is for Python 2.3 which is
ancient. I tried checking out the PySonic source and compiling it for
Python 2.7 and the latest FMOD SDK and it gave me a boat load of build
errors. So
Yeah they are great ideas now someone has to program them, I only no how
to test software meaning its performance, I am not a programmer
unfortunately, however Thomas is and other game developers out here are
programmers as well, Thomas is the one with the black jack gamein
python, so I am
Ok Tom sounds cool no hurry whenever you get the time to create the
football game and baseball game that would be cool to have all those
sounds in it as well and that's ok if your just focused on text games
now. to
On 11/23/2010 7:55 PM, Thomas Ward wrote:
Hi Jason,
Well, I certainly could
Hi Tom is descent into madness programmed in that language?
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Sent: Monday, November 22, 2010 8:28 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] Free Python Sample Games
Hi all,
Over the passed few months I have been
Hi,
I honestly have no idea. i never played that game before.
On 11/23/10, Greg Steel greegste...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
Hi Tom is descent into madness programmed in that language?
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Hi,
Descent Into Madness is programmed in Python. The programmers used a
wrapper for the FMOD sound library called PySonic.
Thanks.
-Ryan
On Tue, Nov 23, 2010 at 12:26 AM, Greg Steel greegste...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
Hi Tom is descent into madness programmed in that language?
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Hi,
Yeah, and that would be a good combination. FMOD is a great API, and I
should probably add PySonic to a game like Blackjack just to give it a
little extra like the sound of shuffling cards and things like that.
On 11/24/10, Ryan Smith computerwi...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Descent Into
I am interested in black jack please Thomas, that would be cool if we
could have a football and baseball game programmed with python.
On 11/22/2010 11:28 PM, Thomas Ward wrote:
Hi all,
Over the passed few months I have been working on a free book on
Python programming for beginners with a
Great stuff Jason, the idea is that you learn how to program games in
python. Once you've done that I'll be glad to play your blackjack,
football game and I would like a cricket game and a rugby game as well
please Jason.
On 11/23/10, jason kb3...@verizon.net wrote:
I am interested in black jack
I would be interested
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Great stuff Jason, the idea
Sure I'd love to look at them. I'm always interested in Concepts.
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Hi all,
Over the passed few months I have been working on a free book on
Python programming for beginners with a bent towards game
On 11/23/2010 6:00 AM, Hayden Presley wrote:
Hi Thomas,
Sure, send them our way.
Best Regards,
Hayden
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Hi.
I would be interested as well. I think it's about time I learned another
programming language. I have to get used to the indents and stuff though.
I just hope I can learn this.
Thanks.
Bryan Mckinnish
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Hi Tom,
I was thinking of starting it. I don't have much time, so that's mainly
why I haven't still succeeded in something like that. I started with
interactive fiction, I learned the Inform 7 and then tried the Python. The
documentation confused me, then I started learning the BGT but
Hi Milos,
Well, the book isn't ready yet, but some of the sample games are. For
example, some sample games I have completed is Guess the Number,
Blackjack, and Number Stumper. All very simple games from a
programming standpoint. In addition to that I have some games in the
works like Oregon Trail
Hi Bryan,
Oh, the formatting isn't too bad once you get use to it. Yeah,you have
to remember to do it, but it is no worse than formatting code in any
other programming language. You can use tabs or you can use spaces to
align text. Personally, I go for spacing as it makes aligning things
easier
Hi,
Yes. All games come in source code format. In fact, none of them have
been compiled, because with Python programs you don't actually have to
compile them. You can just run them in the Python interpreter like
python blackjack.py
and run it from raw source. No compiling etc necessary.The
Would their be any sound?
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Sent: Tuesday, November 23, 2010 12:06 PM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Free Python Sample Games
I would be interested
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On 11/23/2010 10:34 AM, Thomas Ward wrote:
Hi,
Yes. All games come in source code format. In fact, none of them have
been compiled, because with Python programs you don't actually have to
compile them. You can just run them in the Python interpreter like
python blackjack.py
and run it from raw
Hello,
I would like to know where can I get these games, and, what are some python
interpreters that are accessible with any screen reader?
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Sent: Tuesday, November 23, 2010 11:56 AM
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Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Free Python
Hi there Thomas,
Actually, I am reading a lot of books on Python programming, so these would
go along nicely with what I am already learning.
Thanks.
Jeremy Hartley
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Hi Jason,
Well, I certainly could write a football and baseball game in Python,
but I'd probably want to use PyGame for that so I could include
sounds, music, etc. Right now I am focusing on simple text based games
to get people interested in programming simple games before focusing
on more
Hi,
I haven't had a chance to upload the games yet. I'm looking at
uploading sometime this weekend after the holiday stuff settles down.
They'll be on my free games page.
As far as the Python interpreter goes you can download a copy for your
platform from
http://www.python.org
and the current
Hi,
No. As I have said before these are, simple, text based games, written
for the purpose of getting new programmers into programming console
based games using standard input and output via print and raw_input.
Things like PyGame which is required for event driven input, sounds,
music, flashy
Thomas that'd be very good thanks I'd love them, my address is,
lhay...@internode.on.net
Lisa Hayes
www.nutrimetics.com.au/lisahayes
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Same. :)
On 11/23/10, Orin orin8...@gmail.com wrote:
I'll take 'em.
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Hi all,
Over the passed few months I
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