Tags pygame - python game development

demos

	Mario Shell Defense A Pygame learning experience for me. Simple (very simple) platform game. Mario shoots fireballs at oncoming Koopa shells. Run using game.py.

	Rect Collision Response A simple demo on how to do side-based rect collision response.

	Mango 64 - Experimental A 3D platformer with only 3 levels.

	Lines Simulation A simple line simulation, based on the Mystify screen saver up to windows xp.

	Bezier Loop A python demo with connected bezier curves and a supplied background image.

	PyMaze Try to solve randomly generated mazes.

	plasma in python Plasma demo effect, based on C++ code by Alex Champandard.

	InputParser A simple library to bind standard input into user-defined actions to be used in PyGame applications.

	PyBact Uses bitmap data to grow bacteria

	demo shadows source to use shadow map in pyOpenGL using extention.

	Eva Demo two evangelion fighting

	Twisted Zombie Playground A small 'sandbox' type demo, where you can spawn multiple zombies and watch as they chase your avatar around. The demo uses the Pymunk dame dynamics library.

	Game Clock demo Game Clock demonstration

	Flycam 3D A simple example of how to use OpenGL.

	3D Lissajous 3D animate Lissajous figures

	TheFractalExplorer TheFractalExplorer is a mandelbrot and julia plotter

	JumpingJack Small demo to show how to rotate images using a user specified center and how to link images together to act like a JumpingJack. Well...without the physics part.

	Fugu path finding demo A demonstration of a simple path finding algorithm.

	Particle Invaders Particle Effects Demo

	SolitaireCryptoDemo A visual demonstration of the steps involved in generating a keystream using Bruce Schneier's Solitaire encryption algorithm.

	JointedLine A simple exmaple how draw and modify jointed lines.

	LinePointDistance Simple implementation of a Point to Line distance algorithm. The algorithm also calculates the location of the closest point on the line.

	Typing Gamelet Typing Gamelet

	Rayforge Rayforge is a simple and fast (for python) raycaster. It will never be as advanced as the Doom engine, but this is just to show how raycasting is done.