@bennr01 just want to confirm that installing PyDrive via pip on raspbian downloads pyasn1 0.4.5

This is not the same with pip in stash 7.1.

But I honestly don’t know how much it matters.

My God, I've just found this , thus I wasn't the first 😂

@Tower 👍

hmm, it turns out when the view is not on the screen, even for panel, it is removed from the view heirarchy... this is different from what i remember.

In terms of how to package code -- gist is obviously the easiest, since it comes built into the app. Git is available in stash or the working copy app, and is another good way. A rarely used method is to create an executable url, which opens a script directly into the app. Some have made their modules available on pypi. You could also just zip the files up and place somewhere, with a one liner to install (see the stash GitHub repo for such an example)

Absolutely brilliant.

Scene is a little special. You must have a setup method, which returns once the scene is setup. Then, the engine calls update() or draw() at the fps rate. All scene methods should be written to exit quickly, as you don't actually directly change what is shown on screen -- instead the engine checks the state after update exits and renders the new positions on screen. Never use sleep, or have while True loops, etc, since that won't work the way you want.

Instead, you need to think in terms of time, or actions.

Take a look in your Examples folder, you will find a good game tutorial that walks you through a game in the scene module.

In your case your while True statement means setup never exits, and the scene never starts.

You will need to adapt your script a little for the pythonista environment. winsound is obviously a module for doing sound on Windows. Pythonista has a sound module that can play sounds, so you will maybe need to write a little mysound wrapper that provides a common interface if you want the same code to work both places

Just to elaborate a little, I have tried:

html link <a href="#link"></a> and target <a name="link"></a> markdown link with <a name="link"></a> target multimarkdown 6 convention Link [link] and [Target]{target]

Some of these appear as links in Preview, but none navigates.

The sound module has

sound.set_volume(vol)

Though that is just pythonista sound, I think, not system music player sound... You already found this and/or this

See also

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3651252/how-to-get-audio-volume-level-and-volume-changed-notifications-on-ios

Nshipste has a good tutorial on key value observers,. Which can be used to observe many properties that don't expose notificancenter notifications