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deex2011-05-10 18:51:49
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deex, 2011-05-10 18:51:49

Python 3, rpg game, 2d?

for many years I have dreamed of creating my own rpg game :)
but for the first five years I wrote only in php and attempts to make a browser-based rpg ended in complete despondency and disappointment
six months ago I first met python3
learned how to make software with gui
now, it would seem, I came to implementation close enough to your desires - you just need to figure out how the simplest 2d engine is arranged, capable of drawing similar things:
ShiningForceGenesis2.png
in fact, why am I writing here.
At the moment, I am still very busy with work and I plan to devote my life to game development by the end of the year.
but you need to start small, so as not to delay it until old age
, I have a glimmer of hope that there are people on Habré who have done this and have development experience
of course in python - I have no desire to write in other languages ​​at the moment, because. I fell in love and study python, which is quite suitable for such tasks
in general, people who are ready to teach the very basics, help create the simplest engine - write in private. I will not be in debt.
I also wonder if there are any open-source games in python? maybe I would join such projects

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Fak3, 2011-05-10
@Fak3

The PARPG project is a role-playing game in the early stages of development. It uses the free FIFE engine, the source texts (these are Python scripts) are distributed under the GPL 3.0 license, the data is under the Creative Commons 3.0 BY-SA or Public Domain.
You can try to adapt.

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Fak3, 2011-05-10
@Fak3

Or you can take the FIFE engine itself

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Konstantin Kitmanov, 2011-05-10
@k12th

In general, there is a good PyGame. It supports Py3 . There are enough tutorials and links to them on the offsite; links to projects based on it might give you some food for thought.
Of course, the library is quite low-level. But you will be spared from manual fuss with SDL.

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