Ultimate Pong - 1.4

Cyrei Shadowrage (bohric)

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Description

This was originally a school project that I changed a bit, and it evolved into what you see here. My first pygame project, hope you like it! Sorry if the coding is a little rough.

Changes

I fixed the Vs. CPU mode. It's kinda slow, but maybe that's just my computer. Also uploaded a screenshot of the 4P mode.

Links

Home Page: https://sourceforge.net/projects/ultimatepong/
Source: http://sourceforge.net/projects/ultimatepong/files/Ultimate%20Pong%201.4.py/download

Screenshot

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Releases

Ultimate Pong - 1.4 - Dec 9, 2009
Ultimate Pong - 1.3 - Dec 7, 2009
Ultimate Pong - 1.2 - Dec 1, 2009

Comments

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December 9, 2009 12:32pm - Cyrei Shadowrage - nickname: (bohric)
Done!
December 9, 2009 11:59am - Cyrei Shadowrage - nickname: (bohric)
Okay. First priority is fixing the CPU player. And a screenshot. I'll do that.
December 9, 2009 2:47am - Jordan Trudgett - nickname: (tgfcoder)
I agree you should add a screenshot. =] As for classes, try grabbing a small tutorial off the net and playing around with it just in its own file. Experiment with functions too, you should get a better feel for how they can vastly improve your programs.
December 8, 2009 5:34am - Francesco Pasa - nickname: (frapa) - 3/5
On my computer (Ubuntu 9.10) the computer controlled player don't work. You'd better clean the code and use class and functions that are better to keep your code cleaned. There are meny tutorials you have only to search.
December 8, 2009 5:26am - Francesco Pasa - nickname: (frapa)
You should add a screenshot.
December 7, 2009 11:09am - Cyrei Shadowrage - nickname: (bohric)
I know, but I'm still REALLY new to this. I have no idea how to use classes, but I can most likely stick a few functions in there. Any advice?
December 6, 2009 7:32pm - Jordan Trudgett - nickname: (tgfcoder)
Pretty impressive :) I like the game, and it's very good for a first project. You could definitely clean up the code A LOT though, using classes and functions. :)