[share] Grid-based game for Pythonista
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last edited by chriswilsonI have been working on a simple game to try to learn the Scene module. Feel free to try it. I would welcome feedback of any sort. I am a beginner and so my code will not be particularly tidy!
It consists of a few files (high score saving, configuration etc) and can be downloaded from GitHub here.
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last edited by omz@chriswilson Oh, one other thing: Are you on Twitter? I sometimes tweet about cool projects that are made with Pythonista, and I'd like to give proper credit (I'll just link to your GitHub otherwise). There is a chriswilson, but that doesn't seem to be you.
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last edited by@omz Unfortunately I'm not on Twitter (yet). Feel free to link to my GitHub repo though. Thanks!
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last edited byOh and I should say thanks to @Cethric and @JonB who helped with some queries in this post last month.
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last edited by@chriswilson Thanks, I've posted a little video (with custom color scheme).
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last edited by@omz Thanks! I like the colours!
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last edited by@chriswilson I just noticed a little bug: When you start the game while the device is in landscape mode, the layout isn't calculated correctly, because you're using
get_screen_size, and the width/height are swapped in this situation. Could be fixed like this, for example:screen_w, screen_h = min(get_screen_size()), max(get_screen_size())
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last edited by@omz Thanks. That fix works a treat! I'll commit it to GitHub shortly.
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last edited by@omz @chriswilson A shorter solution is just to write
screen_w, screen_h = sorted(get_screen_size())
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last edited byI've noticed that the timer does not always reset when closing the settings screen and I cannot figure out why! The
cancel()andsave_settings()functions both call thenew_game()method, and a new grid is made, but sometimes the timer is part-way through its cycle. Any ideas?
