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Is PyGame the best option for transparencies? I have a simple layout that was easy enough to display in kivy, but background elements need partially transparent overlays, such as a picture frame in front of portrait, either of which being changeable. I understand this to not be possible in kivy?
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Good video 👍.
can't wait to learn on how to add the animated sprite and add collusion to it
Thanks! Coming soon
Thanks just finished #5
Waiting for #6
When I tried to add text a week ago It was very complicated so hopefully this will make it less complicated! :)
It's pretty straight forward :-)
I tried to find a way to display in GUI a font not installed on PC, today I've found it! I should combine this way with another Python libraries
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Is PyGame the best option for transparencies? I have a simple layout that was easy enough to display in kivy, but background elements need partially transparent overlays, such as a picture frame in front of portrait, either of which being changeable. I understand this to not be possible in kivy?
How can I Constantly update the text?