Seon Kang wrote:
> class EnemyPokemon(games.Sprite):
>
> image = games.load_image("bulbasaur.bmp")
>
> def __init__(self, speed = 2, odds_change = 200, y = 240):
> """ Initialize the Chef object. """
> super(EnemyPokemon, self).__init__(image = EnemyPokemon.image, y
> = 240,
> x = 580,
> dy = speed)
>
> self.odds_change = odds_change
> self.time_til_shoot = 0
> enemy_pokemon = EnemyPokemon(games.Sprite)
Here is the problem. The EnemyPokemon.__init__() method takes a speed
parameter, an int. You are passing it games.Sprite, a type. The speed
parameter becomes dy for the sprite and causes the error.
Kent
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