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Space War is a very simplistic game based on the arcade game Space Invaders. It was presented at Pycon2008 at the tutorial 'Pygame:Modern Game Development' given by Noah Kantrowitz and Mark Destefano. This example was used as a base for the participants who added their own features. There are some more fully featured examples of this game at [[https://coderanger.net/~coderanger/pycon-cd pygame tutorial]]. |
Space War is a very simplistic game based on the arcade game Space Invaders. It was presented at Pycon2008 at the tutorial 'Pygame:Modern Game Development' given by Noah Kantrowitz and Mark Destefano. This example was used as a base for the participants who added their own features. There are some more fully featured examples of this game at [[https://coderanger.net/~coderanger/pycon-cd pygame tutorial]]. |
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The enclosed bundle [[Image:SpaceWar-1.xo]] is a straight port of the game as a Sugar activity using the 'skeleton' model provided by Mike Fletcher in his tutorial at PyCon2008, |
The enclosed bundle [[Image:SpaceWar-1.xo]] is a straight port of the game as a Sugar activity using the 'skeleton' model provided by Mike Fletcher in his tutorial at PyCon2008,[[OLPCGames Sugar/OLPC Coding by Example]]. The original game is SpaceWar.py in the SpaceWar.activity folder. The Sugar wrapper is SpaceWarActivity.py. The game icon in the activity folder is a generic .svg with two text lines which can be changed using any text editor. |
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Revision as of 18:07, 20 March 2008
Space War is a very simplistic game based on the arcade game Space Invaders. It was presented at Pycon2008 at the tutorial 'Pygame:Modern Game Development' given by Noah Kantrowitz and Mark Destefano. This example was used as a base for the participants who added their own features. There are some more fully featured examples of this game at [pygame tutorial].
The enclosed bundle File:SpaceWar-1.xo is a straight port of the game as a Sugar activity using the 'skeleton' model provided by Mike Fletcher in his tutorial at PyCon2008,OLPCGames Sugar/OLPC Coding by Example. The original game is SpaceWar.py in the SpaceWar.activity folder. The Sugar wrapper is SpaceWarActivity.py. The game icon in the activity folder is a generic .svg with two text lines which can be changed using any text editor.