GameEngine is a Python library to abstract pygame boilerplate code. Inspired by the UnityEngine component system.
Once this is uploaded to PyPI, use the package manager pip to install GameEngine.
pip install game_engineIn the meantime, you can just clone this repository, and place the engine folder in whatever project you want to work on.
import pygame
from engine import GameManager
from engine import GameObject
from engine.components.SpriteRenderer import SpriteRenderer
from engine.subsystems.input import JoyButton, KeyButton, MouseButton, Input
from engine.util.Vector2 import Vector2
class Player(GameObject):
def awake(self):
self.movespeed = 5
self.add_component(SpriteRenderer("player", game_manager, init_args={"img_path": "assets/player.png"}))
def update(self):
movement = Vector2.zero()
if Input.get_button_down(KeyButton("left", [pygame.K_LEFT])):
movement -= Vector2(self.movespeed, 0)
elif Input.get_button_down(KeyButton("right", [pygame.K_RIGHT])):
movement += Vector2(self.movespeed, 0)
self.transform.move(*movement.tuple)
game_manager = GameManager((1024, 768))
player = Player(game_manager, position=(10, 30))
game_manager.start()Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.
Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.