Starting a serious team
Starting a serious team
Sunday, July 23, 2017 - 01:52
My name is Tom, im a self studing inspiring developer.
I just finished a full length classic space shooter game, complete with storyline, multible levels, bosses and special events, backround and backround sprites, inlevel powerups, rank ups, cut scenes and a between level store with weapen upgrades and other goodies. About half the images were mix and mach from this site. and the game took about 5 weeks for me to finish
Right now im just experementing with other python modules and engines, like renpy and panda3d
looking for person or persons to team up with!!
All games i make are sci fi with some dark drama.
open to ideas
really need exclusive artist
I love the play on words of your name and your username.
If you could really make a game like that in 5 weeks, either it's real sloppy or you must be really good! ^^
It would have taken me at least twice as long an Game Maker, but that's of course with me drawing art and composing a soundtrack myself.
your welcome to try my game out yourself.
https://github.com/Fooliery887/Avenge
sorry about all the zips. github doesnt alow files over 25 mb and no more that 100 files
also, i did not draw my art. I changed some to fight my game.
I have absolutely no idea how to install this pygame thing.
pygame is really worth the trouble, here is a youtube tutorial,
https://youtu.be/G45nFVj_bRo
#install the python3.6 programming lauguage in a folder you create not the default directory.
#find the Scripts folder in the python folder and open it
#go to pygame.org, find the opropriate download for your windows. Will be a wheel file.
#save this in the Script file
#in this window directory open a command window with control,shift,rightclick
type in 'pip3 install' and the full wheel file name that you just downloaded
it will take a few min but then you will have pygame installed directly into your python lauguage
I have no idea where you find said "wheel file", I can only find installers, and the windows msi installer for pygame says something like "path unavailable" when I specify anyhting that isn't the default folder.
ok, i see what happend you gut the wrong file. i have know idea what the msi files do lol, the page with the wheel files ( .whl ) was in a link above the msi files as plpy
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/Pygame/1.9.3
this link takes you to the exact page you want
if you have windows ten you would download the file named
pygame-1.9.3-cp36-cp36m-win32.whl <---- this is a copied download link from the page
as long as its saved in the Scripts folder of python it will work this time
directory> pip3 install pygame-1.9.3-cp26-cp36m-win32.whl