HOW TO MAKE PONG IN PYTHON AND PYGAME! (15 Min)

[@tracy1944]

i don't even code but this is actually surprisingly engaging and i can tell every second of it has effort put in. nice job :)

[@tracy1944]

nobody asked but actually i did a coding class in elementary

[@baraltech]

This made my -day-
This made my -week-
This made my -month-
This made my life

[@mohammadsaleem4956]

Great Job, Young Programmer!!!

[@baraltech]

Thank you!

[@krishpurani7809]

Proud of you lil dawg!

[@baraltech]

Thank you Krishnaji

[@TheDefilerAzog]

u need more subs this is actually so good.

[@OrangeDied]

impressive explanations and editing, surprised you don't have more subs!

[@TUFF-TJ]

Thank you, this helped me out a lot

[@baraltech]

Glad I could help!

[@juliansolanobotina7983]

hey, i've got a problem, in the minute 10:49 when the ball must come back to the center after a point, i can't use ball.CENTER, it says "Cannot assign member "center" for type "Rect"
"float" is incompatible with "int"
"float" is incompatible with "int"

[@aatmanshah3073]

its supposed to lowercase

[@aatmanshah3073]

the center

[@dgofficial-r5f]

I need help. When I finish creating the paddles, the game screen shows nothing but a black screen. Is there anyway to fix it?

[@ludvig7749]

btw if you want the ai a bit faster just chance the value to 2 it moves faster :)

[@NoobContent]

It turns out if you create a variable called opponent_speed = (any number you want)
and then put it here like this:
if opponent.y < ball.y:
opponent.top += opponent_speed
if opponent.bottom > ball.y:
opponent.bottom -= opponent_speed
You can set how good the opponent can be!

[@NoobContent]

Note: I don't know why the opponent turned into a link

[@hri613]

what code editor did you use for python in this video? Atom?

[@baraltech]

VS Code!

[@gamelad1235]

whenever i run it opens a widow with a green backround ad loads of lillte balls

[@TheDefilerAzog]

thank you

[@andrewsodyssey5753]

Yo this is fantastic but for the score part I get an issue message in pycharm that says "End of statement expected" if you know how to fix that then it would be greatly appreciated

[@baraltech]

Thanks for the comment! Could you please send your code so I can take a look at it and fix your error? Thank you!

[@andrewsodyssey5753]

@@baraltech
import pygame, sys, random
pygame.init()
WIDTH,HEIGHT = 1200, 720
FONT = pygame.font.SysFont("Consolas",int(WIDTH/20))
SCREEN = pygame.display.set_mode((WIDTH, HEIGHT))
pygame.display.set_caption("Ponk")
CLOCK = pygame.time.Clock()
player = pygame.Rect(WIDTH-110, HEIGHT/2-50, 10, 100)
opponent = pygame.Rect(110, HEIGHT/2-50, 10, 100)
player_score, opponent_score = 0,0
ball = pygame.Rect(WIDTH/2-10, HEIGHT/2-10, 20, 20)
x_speed, y_speed = 1,1
while True:
keys_pressed = pygame.key.get_pressed()
if keys_pressed[pygame.K_UP]:
if player.top > 0:
player.top -= 2
if keys_pressed[pygame.K_DOWN]:
if player.bottom < HEIGHT:
player.bottom += 2
for event in pygame.event.get():
if event.type == pygame.QUIT:
pygame.quit()
sys.exit()
if ball.y >= HEIGHT:
y_speed = -1
if ball.y

[@andrewsodyssey5753]

@@baraltech it could just be Pycharm being picky but I'm not sure

[@baraltech]

@@andrewsodyssey5753 I tried running your exact code and the scoreboard shows up for me.. strange

[@andrewsodyssey5753]

@@baraltech Huh, how strange it must just be Pycharm being picky but thanks anyways

[@aks_ctrl3798]

what app is that

[@baraltech]

Python?

[@aks_ctrl3798]

@@baraltech it doesn't show me the numbers

[@baraltech]

@@aks_ctrl3798 You mean the score? That's strange. Can you send your code?

[@ludvig7749]

visual studio code

[@canadian..chaser]

I think he meant the code shown in the video like the scripts not the software you used