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I am using

player = pygame.draw.rect(screen, player_color, player_pos, 30, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1)

with

  • screen as my surface
  • player_color as my color
  • player_pos as my rectvalue
  • 30 as my width
  • 1 as my border_radius
  • 1 as my border_top_left_radius
  • 1 as my border_top_right_radius
  • 1 as my border_bottom_left_radius
  • 1 as my border_bottom_right_radius

but whenever it runs it crashes and says "TypeError: rect argument is invalid" and yes I have all variables defined and spelled right, I am using VS Code if that changes anything im not sure i am pretty new to coding.

I was expecting it to make a rectangle with the cords in the player_pos.

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  • how do you create player_pos ? It has to be pygame.Rect() Commented Mar 1 at 20:01
  • always put full error message because there are other useful information. Commented Mar 1 at 20:02

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According to the documentation, the third argument should be a Rect. player_pos sounds like this might be a 2D point and not a rectange.

(Unrelated to the issue: setting the border radius for all four corners to the same value when you already set border_radius is unneccessary.)

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