Sorry if my question is silly, but maybe I didn't catch very much some
question about pygame.time module.
I am writing an application which needs to very accurate about timing; it
displays sequentially some images, each one of them remaining on the screen
for a constant time T.
This is a part of
Francesco,
The output looks like an integer to me - an integer representing the
millisecond count. Python agrees it is an integer:
type(clock.get_time())
type 'int'
Also, I'm assuming your indentation is off on the second clock.get_time()
call. The main problem I see other than that is that
Another update. I built Pygame for Python 2.6 on Windows. It used the
Visual C run-time and passes most of the tests. Where it fails is with
imageext. libpng13.dll uses function gmtime which is curiously missing
from msvcr90.dll. I wonder where it went. Yet it is present in the MinGW
export
Francesco,
Heh, I glanced over the background to your question before answering it, but
I do believe Ian is right - clock.tick() is great for keeping a game thread
from running too fast, but it is not very accurate - the value passed to
Clock.tick() is the max framerate, and it can often dip down
I always forget brackets... maybe this is the time I learn to remember to
use them.
Actually, I am using time.wait() for images displaying time interval: I just
wrote the simple code I put in my message to see how much time it takes on
my system to blit and update images. My final application is
Hi all!
Well I'm some relatively new on python and pygame but I've been working on a
simple tanks game, but today I've tried to make an exe file with py2exe and
everything seems ok but when I try to execute my .exe file appears a black
window and then nothing, It simply closes and that's all.
Hi OsKaR
First make sure there's no errors in the program. Check to see if there is
a file called your_program's_name.exe.txt that has an error log in it.
Another possible problem is that the exe is compiling it funny or something.
Can you post your py2exe script?
I've made a py2exe script
Eeehm I think I've solved the problem, at least I've found the way to
execute it. I've used your script to make the executable file before, but
when I tried to see the help with my_program.exe --help It has been open
and ran perfectly.
I have to take a look at this but while I will using this
hello,
is there anyway we can fix this in the installer?
Or maybe in the new surfarray somehow?
cheers,
On May 11, 5:53 am, Lenard Lindstrom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jake b wrote:
Hi. I'm trying to get ocempgui working, so I downloaded the newest
version that removes numeric dependency.
