Pygame

An artist residency usually works something like; a person spends some time in either a gallery making something to present or in a music club doing a weekly spot. The pygame artist in residence will do it in their own space, but be present on the ... [More] top of the pygame website in the form of a thumbnail and a link to their patreon/blog/artist statement/website/whatever. "pygame artist in residence" grant — For someone using python or pygame in their arts practice. Email: [email protected] Applications or nominations close: September 15th. Announced: October 1st. Amount: €512 paid by paypal. Full details at: http://renesd.blogspot.com/2018/08/pygame-artist-in-residence-grant.html [Less]

For a couple of years Maxwell Salmon has been working on a game and making a raycaster engine. An old style game, done in contemporary times. And it's been made with python and pygame!! An amazing accomplishment.   Support Maxwell, and python+pygame gaming... Play the game here https://maxwellsalmon.itch.io/duga

SMA-DEV has made a badge for us to use (now all we need is a pygame poem). https://www.pygame.org/ftp/pygame-badge-SMA.png (800x512) https://www.pygame.org/ftp/pygame-badge-SMA-unscaled.png (200x128) The badge uses the wtfpl ... [More] license. ps. An early Super Magic Adventure demo is out and available at https://supermagicadventure.itch.io/demo [Less]

SMA-DEV has made a badge for us to use (now all we need is a pygame poem). https://www.pygame.org/ftp/pygame-badge-SMA.png ps. An early Super Magic Adventure demo is out and available at https://supermagicadventure.itch.io/demo

We have a new page on how to contribute to pygame. It's still being improved, but already there is a step by step guide on how to write your first contribution to an Open Source project. And you don't even need to know assembly language to be able to ... [More] do it! We have made a list of "good first issue". Which are issues which should be pretty easy to help out with just a bit of python knowledge. Additionally we now have C API docs which should be helpful for those wanting to hack on C code. So, if you want to help out, please pop into our web based chatroom(discord) in the "contributing" channel. Or take a look at our contribute page for notes on how to get started. Learn python by contributing to pygame The idea is that people can learn by contributing to a Free Libre Open Source project. Why? (teaching by helping people contribute to FLOSS projects.) Because you don't learn karate from a book. Builds social connections and skills. Portfolio, and evidence of talent. Why pygame? (rather than some other project) It's sort of fun compared to some topics (better than watching paint dry at least). Because it's sort of well known project (millions of users). ... with almost zero full time or even part time developers (that's why it's called pygame zero). Because we have learning resources and easy issues prepared. [Less]

We have a new page on how to contribute to pygame. It's still being improved, but already there is a step by step guide on how to write your first contribution to an Open Source project. And you don't even need to know assembly language to be able to ... [More] do it! We have made a list of "low hanging fruit". Which are issues which should be pretty easy to help out with just a bit of python knowledge. Additionally we now have C API docs which should be helpful for those wanting to hack on C code. So, if you want to help out, please pop into our web based chatroom(discord) in the "contributing" channel. Or take a look at our contribute page for notes on how to get started. Learn python by contributing to pygame The idea is that people can learn by contributing to a Free Libre Open Source project. Why? (teaching by helping people contribute to FLOSS projects.) Because you don't learn karate from a book. Builds social connections and skills. Portfolio, and evidence of talent. Why pygame? (rather than some other project) It's sort of fun compared to some topics (better than watching paint dry at least). Because it's sort of well known project (millions of users). ... with almost zero full time or even part time developers (that's why it's called pygame zero). Because we have learning resources and easy issues prepared. [Less]

pygame 1.9.4 has been released into the wild! TLDR; Some highlights. python 3.7 support. beta pypy support. See Are we pypy yet?. pygame.draw fixes pygame.math is not experimental anymore. Speedups and bugfixes. Debian, Mac homebrew ... [More] , mac virtualenv, manylinux and other platform fixes. documentation fixes, jedi support for type ahead in editors like VSCode and VIM. Surface.blits for blitting many surfaces at once more quickly. Thanks A very special thanks to the people who have volunteered commits to pygame since the last release. In alphabetical order... Adam Di Carlo (@adicarlo) | Christian Bender (@christianbender) | Don Kirkby (@donkirkby) | endolith (@endolith) | hjpotter92 (@hjpotter92) | Ian Mallett (@imallett) | Lenard Lindstrom (@llindstrom) | Mathias Weber (@mweb) | Matti Picus (@mattip) | Nicholas Tollervey (@ntoll) | (@orangudan) | Raymon Skjørten Hansen (@raymonshansen) | René Dudfield (@illume) | Stefan Bethge (@kjyv) | Stuart Axon (@stuaxo) | Thomas Kluyver (@takluyver) | Tobias Persson (@Anisa) I'm probably missing some people, and also missing some people who contributed in other ways. For example, in discussions, issue reports, helping out on the wiki, the website, and for helping others in the community, and providing good vibes. So whilst the commits are easy to use to make a list of people to thank, it's not inclusive of everyone who deserves thanks. More details. #451 #460 #467 #468 #469 #470 #444 link to help pages when compile fails. #443 In set_error get_error tests ignore first error. Could be anything. #442 Freetype requires pkg-config instead of freetype-config now. #439 Surface.blits #435 Adding pypy builds for Mac on travis. #432 Appveyor pypy and pypy3 windows 32bit. #431 Implement object alloc caching for rect.c to improve on pypy. #427 PixelArray.close(), with PixelArray(surf) as px, context manager. #426 Skip tests that rely on arrinter and pythonapi on pypy. #420 pypy didn't like tp_dictoffset hack in events. Make our own setter, getter. #418 draw.aaline should work with ARGB surfaces (like on mac). #416 Vector cleanup #415 So virtualenv gets a focused window on Mac too. #414 Mac Travis homebrew fix #413 Jedi confused by pygame imports. Make it happy. #408 pygame.transform.threshold tests, keyword arguments, docs. #403 pygame.math.Vector2/3 not experimental #398 Clean up _camera_vidcapture.py unused code, and document a bit. #394 Add pitch bend to MIDI library #392 Add pypy builder to travis ci, and allow it to fail. #391 ppc64le and other Debian fixes #389 pygame.draw.circle with a thickness had a weird moiré pattern. #387 test python 3.7 on travis CI. #386 python 3.7 fixes. #384 pygame.display doc fixes. #381 import rect.inflate docs. #363 Fix several typos, and improve grammar in the introduction. #361 Add unit test for some key functions. #360 update math.c for pypy. #357 add UYVY support for better linux camera support. #356 Fix aaellipse artifacts 703350f Update Rect slicing for Python 3 6d0e97a bug fix for freetype.Font.render_to() #78 Add environment PYGAME_EXTRA_BASE to add an extra base directory to the start of the search path. #77 Build alsa libs ourselves for manylinux builds. #76 Docs fixup. [Less]

pygame 1.9.4 has been released into the wild! TLDR; Some highlights. python 3.7 support. beta pypy support. See Are we pypy yet?. pygame.draw fixes pygame.math is not experimental anymore. Speedups and bugfixes. Debian, Mac homebrew ... [More] , mac virtualenv, manylinux and other platform fixes. documentation fixes, jedi support for type ahead in editors like VSCode and VIM. Surface.blits for blitting many surfaces at once more quickly. Thanks A very special thanks to the people who have volunteered commits to pygame since the last release. In alphabetical order... Adam Di Carlo (@adicarlo) | Christian Bender (@christianbender) | Don Kirkby (@donkirkby) | endolith (@endolith) | hjpotter92 (@hjpotter92) | Ian Mallett (@imallett) | Lenard Lindstrom (@llindstrom) | Mathias Weber (@mweb) | Matti Picus (@mattip) | Nicholas Tollervey (@ntoll) | (@orangudan) | Raymon Skjørten Hansen (@raymonshansen) | René Dudfield (@illume) | Stefan Bethge (@kjyv) | Stuart Axon (@stuaxo) | Thomas Kluyver (@takluyver) | Tobias Persson (@Anisa) I'm probably missing some people, and also missing some people who contributed in other ways. For example, in discussions, issue reports, helping out on the wiki, the website, and for helping others in the community, and providing good vibes. So whilst the commits are easy to use to make a list of people to thank, it's not inclusive of everyone who deserves thanks. More details. #451 #460 #467 #468 #469 #470 #444 link to help pages when compile fails. #443 In set_error get_error tests ignore first error. Could be anything. #442 Freetype requires pkg-config instead of freetype-config now. #439 Surface.blits #435 Adding pypy builds for Mac on travis. #432 Appveyor pypy and pypy3 windows 32bit. #431 Implement object alloc caching for rect.c to improve on pypy. #427 PixelArray.close(), with PixelArray(surf) as px, context manager. #426 Skip tests that rely on arrinter and pythonapi on pypy. #420 pypy didn't like tp_dictoffset hack in events. Make our own setter, getter. #418 draw.aaline should work with ARGB surfaces (like on mac). #416 Vector cleanup #415 So virtualenv gets a focused window on Mac too. #414 Mac Travis homebrew fix #413 Jedi confused by pygame imports. Make it happy. #408 pygame.transform.threshold tests, keyword arguments, docs. #403 pygame.math.Vector2/3 not experimental #398 Clean up _camera_vidcapture.py unused code, and document a bit. #394 Add pitch bend to MIDI library #392 Add pypy builder to travis ci, and allow it to fail. #391 ppc64le and other Debian fixes #389 pygame.draw.circle with a thickness had a weird moiré pattern. #387 test python 3.7 on travis CI. #386 python 3.7 fixes. #384 pygame.display doc fixes. #381 import rect.inflate docs. #363 Fix several typos, and improve grammar in the introduction. #361 Add unit test for some key functions. #360 update math.c for pypy. #357 add UYVY support for better linux camera support. #356 Fix aaellipse artifacts 703350f Update Rect slicing for Python 3 6d0e97a bug fix for freetype.Font.render_to() #78 Add environment PYGAME_EXTRA_BASE to add an extra base directory to the start of the search path. #77 Build alsa libs ourselves for manylinux builds. #76 Docs fixup. [Less]

pyglet 1.3.2 has been released. Compatibility with Python 3.7 has been added.

pyglet 1.3.2 has been released. Compatibility with Python 3.7 has been added.