pyscratch-pysc 1.0.4__py3-none-any.whl → 2.0.1__py3-none-any.whl

examples/fish/assets/startup-assets/tutorial-steps/3-loops-conditions-task2/main.py

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+import pyscratch as pysc
+import player # Very important!
+import enemy # Very important!
+
+# start the game
+WIN_WIDTH = 500 # change me
+WIN_HEIGHT = 500 # change me
+framerate = 60
+
+pysc.game.update_screen_mode((WIN_WIDTH, WIN_HEIGHT)) 
+pysc.game.start(framerate)

examples/fish/assets/startup-assets/tutorial-steps/3-loops-conditions-task2/player.py

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+import pyscratch as pysc
+
+player = pysc.create_single_costume_sprite("assets/fish_brown_outline.png")
+player.set_draggable(True)
+
+def scale(): 
+
+    for i in range(20):
+        player.scale_by(1.025)
+        yield 0.03 
+
+    for i in range(20):
+        player.scale_by(0.975)
+        yield 0.03 
+
+player.when_this_sprite_clicked().add_handler(scale) 
+
+
+# Remember: The function is the stack of scratch blocks without the event block at the top
+def move(): 
+    while True: # the forever loop 
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("d"): 
+            player.x += 4  
+
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("a"):  
+            player.x -= 4  
+
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("w"):  
+            player.y -= 4  
+            
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("s"):  
+            player.y += 4  
+
+        yield 1/60  # must have an yield in a loop! 
+
+# Attach the function to the event
+game_start = player.when_game_start() 
+game_start.add_handler(move) 
+
+# Or just in one line
+#player.when_game_start().add_handler(move) 

examples/fish/assets/startup-assets/tutorial-steps/4-variables/enemy.py

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+import pyscratch as pysc
+game = pysc.game
+
+enemy = pysc.create_single_costume_sprite("assets/fish_red_outline.png")
+enemy.set_draggable(True) # optional: make the sprite draggable
+
+def appear():
+    enemy.x = game.screen_width/2
+    enemy.y = game.screen_height/2
+    enemy.hide()
+    yield 3
+    enemy.show()
+
+enemy.when_game_start().add_handler(appear)
+
+
+
+def reduce_score():
+    game['Score'] -= 1 
+    
+enemy.when_this_sprite_clicked().add_handler(reduce_score) 
+
+

examples/fish/assets/startup-assets/tutorial-steps/4-variables/main.py

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+import pyscratch as pysc
+import player # Very important!
+import enemy # Very important!
+
+# start the game
+WIN_WIDTH = 500 # change me
+WIN_HEIGHT = 500 # change me
+framerate = 60
+
+pysc.game.update_screen_mode((WIN_WIDTH, WIN_HEIGHT)) 
+pysc.game.start(framerate)

examples/fish/assets/startup-assets/tutorial-steps/4-variables/player.py

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+import pyscratch as pysc
+from pyscratch import game
+import pygame
+
+
+# create the variable
+game['Score'] = 0
+
+# for the display of the variable - v1.0.5, default font
+score_display = pysc.create_shared_data_display_sprite("Score")
+score_display.set_draggable(True) # optional
+
+
+# the sprite
+player = pysc.create_single_costume_sprite("assets/fish_brown_outline.png")
+player.set_draggable(True)
+
+
+def add_score():
+    game['Score'] += 1 
+
+player.when_this_sprite_clicked().add_handler(add_score) 
+
+def scale(): 
+
+    for i in range(20):
+        player.scale_by(1.025)
+        yield 0.03 
+
+    for i in range(20):
+        player.scale_by(1/1.025)
+        yield 0.03 
+
+player.when_this_sprite_clicked().add_handler(scale) 
+
+
+# Remember: The function is the stack of scratch blocks without the event block at the top
+def move(): 
+    while True: # the forever loop 
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("d"): 
+            player.x += 4  
+
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("a"):  
+            player.x -= 4  
+
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("w"):  
+            player.y -= 4  
+            
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("s"):  
+            player.y += 4  
+
+        yield 1/60  # must have an yield in a loop! 
+
+# Attach the function to the event
+game_start = player.when_game_start() 
+game_start.add_handler(move) 
+
+# Or just in one line
+#player.when_game_start().add_handler(move) 

examples/fish/assets/startup-assets/tutorial-steps/5-sprite-object/enemy.py

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+import pyscratch as pysc
+game = pysc.game
+
+spawn_button = pysc.create_single_costume_sprite("assets/fish_red_outline.png")
+spawn_button.y = 250
+
+def spwan_enemy(): 
+    enemy_blue = pysc.create_single_costume_sprite("assets/fish_blue_outline.png")
+
+    enemy_blue.y = pysc.random_number(0, game.screen_height)
+    enemy_blue.x = 0
+    
+    while True:
+        enemy_blue.x += 4
+
+        yield 1/game.framerate  # must have an yield in a loop! 
+    
+spawn_button.when_this_sprite_clicked().add_handler(spwan_enemy) 
+

examples/fish/assets/startup-assets/tutorial-steps/5-sprite-object/main.py

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+import pyscratch as pysc
+import player # Very important!
+import enemy # Very important!
+import pygame
+# start the game
+WIN_WIDTH = 500 # change me
+WIN_HEIGHT = 500 # change me
+framerate = 60
+
+pysc.game.update_screen_mode((WIN_WIDTH, WIN_HEIGHT)) 
+pysc.game.start(framerate, use_frame_time=True)

examples/fish/assets/startup-assets/tutorial-steps/5-sprite-object/player.py

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+import pyscratch as pysc
+
+player1 = pysc.create_single_costume_sprite("assets/fish_brown_outline.png")
+player2 = pysc.create_single_costume_sprite("assets/fish_orange_outline.png")
+
+def move(): 
+    while True:
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("d"):  
+            player1.x += 4   
+
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("right"):  
+            player2.x += 4   
+
+        yield 1/60  # must have an yield in a loop! 
+
+# for the purpose of this tutorial, 
+# `player1.when_game_start()` and `player2.when_game_start()` are almost the same. 
+game_start = player2.when_game_start()  
+game_start.add_handler(move) 
+

examples/fish/assets/startup-assets/tutorial-steps/5-sprite-object-task1/enemy.py

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+import pyscratch as pysc
+game = pysc.game
+
+spawn_button = pysc.create_single_costume_sprite("assets/fish_red_outline.png")
+spawn_button.y = 250
+
+def spwan_enemy(): 
+    enemy_blue = pysc.create_single_costume_sprite("assets/fish_blue_outline.png")
+
+    enemy_blue.y = pysc.random_number(0, game.screen_height)
+    enemy_blue.x = 0
+    
+    while True:
+        enemy_blue.x += 4
+
+        yield 1/game.framerate  # must have an yield in a loop! 
+    
+spawn_button.when_this_sprite_clicked().add_handler(spwan_enemy) 
+

examples/fish/assets/startup-assets/tutorial-steps/5-sprite-object-task1/main.py

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+import pyscratch as pysc
+import player # Very important!
+import enemy # Very important!
+import pygame
+# start the game
+WIN_WIDTH = 500 # change me
+WIN_HEIGHT = 500 # change me
+framerate = 60
+
+pysc.game.update_screen_mode((WIN_WIDTH, WIN_HEIGHT)) 
+pysc.game.start(framerate, use_frame_time=True)

examples/fish/assets/startup-assets/tutorial-steps/5-sprite-object-task1/player.py

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+import pyscratch as pysc
+
+player1 = pysc.create_single_costume_sprite("assets/fish_brown_outline.png")
+player2 = pysc.create_single_costume_sprite("assets/fish_orange_outline.png")
+
+def move(): 
+    while True:
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("d"): 
+            player1.x += 4  
+
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("a"):  
+            player1.x -= 4  
+
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("w"):  
+            player1.y -= 4  
+            
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("s"):  
+            player1.y += 4  
+
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("right"): 
+            player2.x += 4  
+
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("left"):  
+            player2.x -= 4  
+
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("up"):  
+            player2.y -= 4  
+            
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("down"):  
+            player2.y += 4  
+
+        yield 1/60  # must have an yield in a loop! 
+
+# for the purpose of this tutorial, 
+# `player1.when_game_start()` and `player2.when_game_start()` are almost the same. 
+game_start = player2.when_game_start()  
+game_start.add_handler(move) 
+

examples/fish/assets/startup-assets/tutorial-steps/5-sprite-object-task2/enemy.py

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+import pyscratch as pysc
+game = pysc.game
+
+spawn_button = pysc.create_single_costume_sprite("assets/fish_red_outline.png")
+spawn_button.y = 250
+
+def spwan_enemy(): 
+    enemy_blue = pysc.create_single_costume_sprite("assets/fish_blue_outline.png")
+
+    enemy_blue.y = pysc.random_number(0, game.screen_height)
+    enemy_blue.x = 0
+    
+    while True:
+        enemy_blue.x += 4
+
+        yield 1/game.framerate  # must have an yield in a loop! 
+    
+spawn_button.when_this_sprite_clicked().add_handler(spwan_enemy) 
+
+

examples/fish/assets/startup-assets/tutorial-steps/5-sprite-object-task2/main.py

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+import pyscratch as pysc
+import player # Very important!
+import enemy # Very important!
+import pygame
+# start the game
+WIN_WIDTH = 500 # change me
+WIN_HEIGHT = 500 # change me
+framerate = 60
+
+pysc.game.update_screen_mode((WIN_WIDTH, WIN_HEIGHT)) 
+pysc.game.start(framerate, use_frame_time=True)

examples/fish/assets/startup-assets/tutorial-steps/5-sprite-object-task2/player.py

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+import pyscratch as pysc
+
+player1 = pysc.create_single_costume_sprite("assets/fish_brown_outline.png")
+player2 = pysc.create_single_costume_sprite("assets/fish_orange_outline.png")
+
+def move(): 
+    while True:
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("d"): 
+            player1.x += 4  
+
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("a"):  
+            player1.x -= 4  
+
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("w"):  
+            player1.y -= 4  
+            
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("s"):  
+            player1.y += 4  
+
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("right"): 
+            player2.x += 4  
+
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("left"):  
+            player2.x -= 4  
+
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("up"):  
+            player2.y -= 4  
+            
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("down"):  
+            player2.y += 4  
+
+        yield 1/60  # must have an yield in a loop! 
+
+# for the purpose of this tutorial, 
+# `player1.when_game_start()` and `player2.when_game_start()` are almost the same. 
+game_start = player2.when_game_start()  
+game_start.add_handler(move) 
+
+
+
+
+def move2(): 
+    player1.x = 200
+    player1.y = 400
+    
+    player2.x = 400
+    player2.y = 200
+    
+    while True:
+        if player1.is_touching(player2):
+            player1.hide()
+            player2.hide()
+
+        yield 1/60  # must have an yield in a loop! 
+
+# for the purpose of this tutorial, 
+# `player1.when_game_start()` and `player2.when_game_start()` are almost the same. 
+player2.when_game_start().add_handler(move2) 

examples/fish/assets/startup-assets/tutorial-steps/6-referencing-sprites/enemy.py

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+import pyscratch as pysc
+game = pysc.game
+
+spawn_button = pysc.create_single_costume_sprite("assets/fish_red_outline.png")
+spawn_button.y = 250
+
+# no guarantee that the `player1` and `player2` are created at this point.
+# therefore, do not do this:
+#player1 = game['player1']
+
+def spwan_enemy(): 
+    enemy_blue = pysc.create_single_costume_sprite("assets/fish_blue_outline.png")
+
+    enemy_blue.y = pysc.random_number(0, game.screen_height)
+    enemy_blue.x = 0
+
+    player1 = game['player1']
+    
+    # a better way: break the loop when the sprite is removed
+    #while not enemy_blue.removed: 
+    while True:
+        enemy_blue.x += 4
+
+        if enemy_blue.is_touching(player1):
+            enemy_blue.remove()
+            player1.scale_by(1.1)
+
+        yield 1/game.framerate  # must have an yield in a loop! 
+    
+spawn_button.when_this_sprite_clicked().add_handler(spwan_enemy) 
+
+

examples/fish/assets/startup-assets/tutorial-steps/6-referencing-sprites/main.py

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+import pyscratch as pysc
+import player # Very important!
+import enemy # Very important!
+import pygame
+# start the game
+WIN_WIDTH = 500 # change me
+WIN_HEIGHT = 500 # change me
+framerate = 60
+
+pysc.game.update_screen_mode((WIN_WIDTH, WIN_HEIGHT)) 
+pysc.game.start(framerate, use_frame_time=True)

examples/fish/assets/startup-assets/tutorial-steps/6-referencing-sprites/player.py

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+import pyscratch as pysc
+game = pysc.game
+player1 = pysc.create_single_costume_sprite("assets/fish_brown_outline.png")
+player2 = pysc.create_single_costume_sprite("assets/fish_orange_outline.png")
+game['player1'] = player1
+
+def move(): 
+    while True:
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("d"): 
+            player1.x += 4  
+
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("a"):  
+            player1.x -= 4  
+
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("w"):  
+            player1.y -= 4  
+            
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("s"):  
+            player1.y += 4  
+
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("right"): 
+            player2.x += 4  
+
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("left"):  
+            player2.x -= 4  
+
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("up"):  
+            player2.y -= 4  
+            
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("down"):  
+            player2.y += 4  
+
+        yield 1/60  # must have an yield in a loop! 
+
+# for the purpose of this tutorial, 
+# `player1.when_game_start()` and `player2.when_game_start()` are almost the same. 
+game_start = player2.when_game_start()  
+game_start.add_handler(move) 
+
+
+
+
+def move2(): 
+    player1.x = 200
+    player1.y = 400
+    
+    player2.x = 400
+    player2.y = 200
+    
+    while True:
+        if player1.is_touching(player2):
+            player1.hide()
+            player2.hide()
+
+        yield 1/60  # must have an yield in a loop! 
+
+# for the purpose of this tutorial, 
+# `player1.when_game_start()` and `player2.when_game_start()` are almost the same. 
+player2.when_game_start().add_handler(move2) 

examples/fish/assets/startup-assets/tutorial-steps/6-referencing-sprites-task/enemy.py

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+import pyscratch as pysc
+game = pysc.game
+
+spawn_button = pysc.create_single_costume_sprite("assets/fish_red_outline.png")
+spawn_button.y = 250
+
+# no guarantee that the `player1` and `player2` are created at this point.
+# therefore, do not do this:
+#player1 = game['player1']
+
+def spwan_enemy(): 
+    enemy_blue = pysc.create_single_costume_sprite("assets/fish_blue_outline.png")
+
+    enemy_blue.y = pysc.random_number(0, game.screen_height)
+    enemy_blue.x = 0
+
+    player1 = game['player1']
+    player2 = game['player2']
+    
+    # a better way: break the loop when the sprite is removed
+    #while not enemy_blue.removed: 
+    while True:
+        enemy_blue.x += 4
+
+        if enemy_blue.is_touching(player1):
+            enemy_blue.remove()
+            player1.scale_by(1.1)
+
+        if enemy_blue.is_touching(player2):
+            enemy_blue.remove()
+            player2.scale_by(1.1)
+
+        yield 1/game.framerate  # must have an yield in a loop! 
+    
+spawn_button.when_this_sprite_clicked().add_handler(spwan_enemy) 
+
+

examples/fish/assets/startup-assets/tutorial-steps/6-referencing-sprites-task/main.py

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+import pyscratch as pysc
+import player # Very important!
+import enemy # Very important!
+import pygame
+# start the game
+WIN_WIDTH = 500 # change me
+WIN_HEIGHT = 500 # change me
+framerate = 60
+
+pysc.game.update_screen_mode((WIN_WIDTH, WIN_HEIGHT)) 
+pysc.game.start(framerate, use_frame_time=True)

examples/fish/assets/startup-assets/tutorial-steps/6-referencing-sprites-task/player.py

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+import pyscratch as pysc
+game = pysc.game
+player1 = pysc.create_single_costume_sprite("assets/fish_brown_outline.png")
+player2 = pysc.create_single_costume_sprite("assets/fish_orange_outline.png")
+game['player1'] = player1
+game['player2'] = player2
+
+def move(): 
+    while True:
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("d"): 
+            player1.x += 4  
+
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("a"):  
+            player1.x -= 4  
+
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("w"):  
+            player1.y -= 4  
+            
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("s"):  
+            player1.y += 4  
+
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("right"): 
+            player2.x += 4  
+
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("left"):  
+            player2.x -= 4  
+
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("up"):  
+            player2.y -= 4  
+            
+        if pysc.is_key_pressed("down"):  
+            player2.y += 4  
+
+        yield 1/60  # must have an yield in a loop! 
+
+# for the purpose of this tutorial, 
+# `player1.when_game_start()` and `player2.when_game_start()` are almost the same. 
+game_start = player2.when_game_start()  
+game_start.add_handler(move) 
+
+
+
+
+def move2(): 
+    player1.x = 200
+    player1.y = 400
+    
+    player2.x = 400
+    player2.y = 200
+    
+    while True:
+        if player1.is_touching(player2):
+            player1.hide()
+            player2.hide()
+
+        yield 1/60  # must have an yield in a loop! 
+
+# for the purpose of this tutorial, 
+# `player1.when_game_start()` and `player2.when_game_start()` are almost the same. 
+player2.when_game_start().add_handler(move2) 

examples/fish/assets/startup-assets/tutorial-steps/7-parameterised-events/enemy.py

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+import pyscratch as pysc
+game = pysc.game
+
+spawn_button = pysc.create_single_costume_sprite("assets/fish_red_outline.png")
+spawn_button.y = 250
+
+# no guarantee that the `player1` and `player2` are created at this point.
+# therefore, do not do this:
+#player1 = game['player1']
+
+def spwan_enemy(): 
+    enemy_blue = pysc.create_single_costume_sprite("assets/fish_blue_outline.png")
+
+    enemy_blue.y = pysc.random_number(0, game.screen_height)
+    enemy_blue.x = 0
+
+    player1 = game['player1']
+    player2 = game['player2']
+    
+    # a better way: break the loop when the sprite is removed
+    #while not enemy_blue.removed: 
+    while True:
+        enemy_blue.x += 4
+
+        if enemy_blue.is_touching(player1):
+            enemy_blue.remove()
+            player1.scale_by(1.1)
+
+        if enemy_blue.is_touching(player2):
+            enemy_blue.remove()
+            player2.scale_by(1.1)
+
+        yield 1/game.framerate  # must have an yield in a loop! 
+    
+spawn_button.when_this_sprite_clicked().add_handler(spwan_enemy) 
+
+

examples/fish/assets/startup-assets/tutorial-steps/7-parameterised-events/main.py

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+import pyscratch as pysc
+import player # Very important!
+import enemy # Very important!
+import pygame
+# start the game
+WIN_WIDTH = 500 # change me
+WIN_HEIGHT = 500 # change me
+framerate = 60
+
+pysc.game.update_screen_mode((WIN_WIDTH, WIN_HEIGHT)) 
+pysc.game.start(framerate, use_frame_time=True)