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Great tutorial!

at 17:30 you are using 2 for loops to iterate over the tilemap to search for the mines. why aren't you just using the mines array that you created before in the mines layer? that would mean you only need one for loop and a simple check if it is at the border. then just add +1 around the mine cell. after each mine cell is looped through the surrounding cells should be set correctly. to do the +1 you just need to add +1 to the atlas x coordinate. this should simplify that part of the code quite a bit. also i don't know if you change that later in the video, so this comment might not be as relevant. now at 25:50 i'm really confused what you are doing. it seems that you are doing the inverse of what i thought should be done with the first part of my comment. why are you searching the 8 cells around an empty cell and hope that a bomb is in it? using that exact function on the bomb would give you all cells that need to increment it's shown number. you don't need to go through all empty cells of the tilemap and count the surrounding bombs that COULD be there.

thanks

sir which level editer you use❤

Is it possible to set up a tkinter gui text based adventure game but integrate this style of turn based combat with pygame into the same game?

i want your Tiled tutorial!! your explanation is so detailed it helps me to understand a lot!! i watched and practiced some pygame tutorials, your lecture is the most detailed and understandable!😁😁

Thank you for doing this video! I had work 2 years with python but I never had to install it, the company computer came with it. You are awesome!

This was an amazing tutorial! One question, when I run the code it’s very inconsistent- sometimes it moves quickly and other times it moves very slowly. I’m running it on a rather old laptop so I wonder if that’s the issue. Anything I can do to fix it?

hi russ , i added all the level_data files in my folder but when i run it i can't see the whole screen . do i need to do an operation with level_editor.py

8:45, a note for myself

nice so i should stick to unreal and unity then lol.

You're the best!

I followed the whole tutorial, made the game, learnt a lot. Thank you so much. I am now thinking to add music like bg music or play some music while clicking, or game over music. Small changes but it'll make the experience a lot better I think. Thanks again.

thank you i needed this so bad

so im having abit of a issue with my paddle stopping when i start the project it wont move down i can move up and then back down but it stops at the starting point

This is great! But I've attached my shooting script to a seperate gun that rotates around the player. When I fire my bullet, it doesn't actually spawn from my gun and move around like in 6:30. It spawns at a specific point in the world and doesn't move with me. Edit: Instead, I attached the script to my player and created a marker at the end of my gun. I set the transform of the bullet to be the position of the bullet marker like this: bullet.transform = get_node("../Player/Gun/BulletMarker").global_transform Then in my bullet scripts I changed it to: func _physics_process(delta): position += transform.x * speed * delta Now the bullet spawns at the marker and shoots out in the direction I am aiming. The only problem is, my collision aren't working. The bullets don't seem to collide with anything.

Well done

Thank you.

Thank you very much. The video was very informative and clear. I modified my code a little bit between videos to also check if multiplication of all cells == 0, thus checking if there's still a still a place to land a mark.

Im javascript game developer but im watching your video coz theres arrent so many tutorial about javascript game development.

Thx man. It was my interpreter ^^

Great video and good to know these possible nuances but is it not possible to just rotate the tile "normally" by 90, 180, 270 degrees? (Probably using the deg_to_rad method) and then having rhat data saved so its remembered? Maybe theres some other logic im missing like the sprite being rotated but not the direction that items move? Just spitballing here

is there a link to download the level editor somewhere?

How do I check for collision within it's own sprite group? So one sprite in group A and another sprite also in the same group.

Weird way to figure out I'm a mother, getting a mother's day gift from coding with Russ.

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Well done the coding logic, and well done the video about it. Thanks for sharing!

Good job ❤ More godot content please

Nice tutorial but I have only one problem,the player paddle doesn't hit the ball. The CPU hits the ball but the player not Can someone help me?

do you know a way to convert all of the blocks into chunks? so it reduce the lag?

Hi - which version of Pygame are you using?

How would you make the AI less precise? (i.e. how do you stop it from making perfect shots every time?)

Thanks! I love you

These tutorials are really good. I do have one issue though. In this game and the dino run, when I plug the same data, the game movement speed is way faster. Example, I had the same numbers, and the pipes moved at blistering speeds.

very cool. excellent job and presentation.

1:28 How did you do that?

the real GOAT. Super short code yet functions like crazy. Thumbs up to you man

I did everything the same but the rectangles wouldn't move, this was my fix if you need it: if key_state[pygame.K_LEFT]: player.x -= 1 elif key_state[pygame.K_RIGHT]: player.x += 1 elif key_state[pygame.K_UP]: player.y -= 1 elif key_state[pygame.K_DOWN]: player.y += 1

It's because of people like you that the Godot community continues to grow. Thanks for this tutorial series, very easy to understand.

yo russ do you know how can i make collision with a scrolling background?

I want you to be my coding teacher pls give my your number

Thank you , solved my problem

nice video your code is readable and clear,thank

I'm just starting with python and your video is truly inspiring, keep up the great work!

for some reason the x collision doesnt work

Ma dude you are an angel that helped me in my dark hour <3

Where did you get all those textures?

Great video. Now I can use all the things I just learned from this short video on my project. Thank you very much

I am attempting to code the rectangle movement, but I can only press one directional button each time I run it, and then it goes to the edge of the screen and doesn't move if I try to press another one.

Thank you alottt 💯💯💯💯