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Just learn pixel art properly or pay an artist. The style will never match your project and it just looks flat-out bad. Your original pixel art looks fine but the AI crap should be left out at all costs.

Thank you

Idk man heard that other artists are offended by this

Thank you

Thank man

Terrific video on an important topic. Very helpful.

Is it possible to have it create the same portrait with different expressions? The trouble with AI tools for me is that it’s impossible to get them to replicate a result with only the change you wish for.

How do I scale

How do I work out what the values should be for my "self.left_border", "self.right_border" and "self.ground_y" variables? Also, in the Github files for this, it references a "self.box" variable, but it doesn't seem to do anything in the code. What is it used for?

I can't find the part where you define "player.ground_y", "player.left_border" or "player.right_border".

Thank you very much, bro! Excellent and clearly understandable example

yo is that visual code? or smth cuz i see it familiar

My spritesheet renderer doesn't use the JSON metadata, would it work if instead using the list [myspritesheet.parse_sprite("frame_1.png"),myspritesheet.parse_sprite("frame_2.png")... myspritesheet.parse_sprite("frame_n.png")] I were to instead use the list [myspritesheet.getsprite(x, y, w, h), myspritesheet.getsprite(x2, y2, w2, h2)... myspritesheet.getsprite(xn, yn, wn, hn)]

I followed all of the code (up to before the json part), but when I tried with my sprites, it didn't render them, and I can't figure out why.

Amazing

**then velocity change enters the room**

Hey I love it ❤ I am also in data science and I am wanting to learn to develop game. Can i know how you learnt the physics behind the game tutorial of pygame was it some books or some video. Pls recommend me some if you can

such an awesome tutorial.

Hi. I have an error saying: TypeError: object.__init__() takes exactly one argument (the instance to initialize)

Hey man I just finished my Cs project this video was a massive help and really boosted my confidence using json files and the concpet of spritesheets. Thank you sm !!!!

how would you create collison rect for a slope

after many videos, this is one of the best for learning sprite sheets as a complete beginner, thank you.

I am having difficulties getting this to work, there are also some files I'm noticing are in the program, but that you haven't said anything about. (spritesheet. py and spritesheet.json)

How can you call yourself an artist if you're using AI? You're a thief, you don't deserve to call yourself an artist. The pixel art that you made is good. You could learn how to make the portrait yourself instead of resorting to the theft of other people's efforts. I hope you understand that you are a disgrace upon artistry.

Deliciously nerdy! Tasty Py!

I have a question. I have like lots of different pictures or tiles that don't have names. What do I do here? in the json file, it doesn't specifically say any names about the tiles. It says something like this: { "columns":18, "image":"..\/..\/..\/..\/Library\/Mobile Documents\/com~apple~CloudDocs\/Pygame Project\/Grounds 1-100\/Block-Land-16x16\/World-Tiles.png", "imageheight":1392, "imagewidth":288, "margin":0, "name":"Mario Tileset", "spacing":0, "tilecount":1566, "tiledversion":"1.10.2", "tileheight":16, "tilewidth":16, "type":"tileset", "version":"1.10" } I just went to the tile set in the tile editor and exported the tile set as a json file. I don't know what to do here. Notice how each tile doesn't have a name. And even if I do have names, should I just cite like 200 of them all? for row in map: x = 0; for tile in row: if tile == '0': self.start_x, self.start_y = x * self.tile_size, y * self.tile_size; elif tile == '1': tiles.append(Tile('Map/World-Tiles.png', x * self.tile_size, y * self.tile_size, self.spritesheet)); elif tile == '2': tiles.append(Tile('Map/World_Tiles.png', x * self.tile_size, y * self.tile_size, self.spritesheet)); I'm confused.

Thanks a lot man that was incredibly helpful

man I have rewatched this video so many times this weekend, you made me change my whole code this video literally took me out of tutorial hell, 100% recommended I never understood inheritance and how to pass a whole game object into another engine object until now... you made me convert all of my noob code into very concise functions... this is one of the best tutorials and channels I've found so far about pygame, thanks! please keep the videos coming you're an amazing teacher!

First, I wanted to write code like this to calculate that stuff, but decided to search on youtube. Thanks, man., you did it for me.)

really helpful tutorial!

Hey friend, how do I create usable items, like potions, in PyGame?

I guess I'm a little late but this is still informative. Thank! Also, if you havn't used it, enumerate() makes those 'for' loops much prettier.

this json method feels very unnecessary, it's a good tutorial but for a poor implementation that requires a paid program to be efficient... 90% of spritesheets are consistent grids that shouldn't require a json like this

thank you for an amazing video. However im a little confused about line 19 in main file. How does that check if there is an X or O. The last part isnt even a dictionary. Id appreciate a response thanks :)

I am getting the error "pygame: font is not initialised" whenever I run the code, I have copied the tutorial code exactly and got the font required

Which application are you using??

Thata actually pretty cool. Got a sub. Remember me.

"churn" lol

i didnt quite get the file name thing ,

its not working, at 2:03 draw_board has a red line underneath it so it isnt working im doing everything the video tells me to

Hi could you do a similiar video, but for moving in any direction and the camera follows you. I think its referred to as "box camera"

Hoenn, Sinnoh and Kalos music >>>>>>> Johto Music

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This is a well put together tutorial video. Thanks for making it!

This is a good tutorial and works well for the tutorial but I'm having trouble transferring it over to a real game. When trying to implement it into my own game with a larger map and where I will need the tiles to scroll/move I don't see exactly how we are suppose to do that with this code. It looks as though all the tiles get drawn once right at the beginning and that's it. Has anyone had a similar problem and solved it? EDIT: I noted around 9:28 you said I would have to store them in a separate list and draw them every frame could you explain this a bit more please?

I don't understand how prev_turn == turn results in an invalid entry. Can someone help me understand?

how do you use two controllers, I get how to have a 2nd one detected but that's it.

Awesome info! Thank you so much :)

what if I just took the difference between the set fps and the current fps and then in the next line set the fps where you add the difference to the fps for that loop?

isn't that troubling that rectangles are in completly diffrent places than their surfaces? This approach looks a little odd to me.