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Python is a dynamically and strongly typed programming language that encourages readability.
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Rotating hitboxes in PyGame?
Building on Tyyppi_77's answer above, there are a few approaches you can take:
1) Resizing the hit box (as he suggests) - although you can do it much much easier just by using image.get_rect(), which …
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Python collision left works, but not right
A good way to handle this is to use a separate variable for your position - one which can be a float. Do your calculations on this variable, and then just use that to set your rect position each fram …
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How should I make a jump-timing game's character static on screen?
You're overthinking it. For the dinosaur game, you need 2 sprites (don't worry about the pterodactyl or different sized cactuses yet):
Dino
The dino doesn't move left/right - he stays in the same …
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