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Link to the project folder: github.com/clear-code-projects/UltimatePygameIntro
Link to the background music: opengameart.org/content/5-chiptunes-action
Link to the artwork: opengameart.org/content/platformer-art-pixel-editi…
Timestamps
0:00:00 intro
0:01:06 How games work
0:05:06 What Pygame does
0:08:08 Creating a blank window (+ clock)
0:22:07 Displaying images (with surfaces)
0:42:22 Basic animations
0:51:28 Rectangles
1:03:47 Collisions with rectangles (+using the mouse)
1:15:38 Drawing with rectangles (+colors)
1:29:35 The player character 1: Keyboard input
1:35:58 The player character 2: Jumping & Gravity
1:44:23 The player character 3: Creating a floor
1:48:17 Creating different game states
1:56:03 Displaying the score (+measuring time)
2:06:15 Transforming surfaces
2:23:50 Better enemy spawn logic (with timers)
2:49:33 Animating the player, the snail and the fly
3:09:01 Using the sprite class (OOP in Pygame)
3:42:57 Adding music
Views : 2,263,108
Genre: Education
Date of upload: Jul 11, 2021 ^^
Rating : 4.947 (501/37,305 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2022-04-09T21:51:20.35086Z
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Gravity in the real world makes objects to fall quadratically, not exponentially. Your implementation of gravity is actually physically accurate.
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Love that you release an amazing, 4 hour tutorial like this and it just ends abruptly with, 'so I hope that was helpful' 😆
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I can't believe that you actually uploaded this free for everyone. This is one of the greatest tutorials I've ever seen. Thank you 💜
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Seriously you do great job because:
+ explaining logical parts on seperate screen and then go into implententing
+ you make a chance to code by yourself
+ you just use simple drawing on screen to make code and logical parts more understandable
+ video is split on some smaller parts
+ tempo is accurate
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Hahaha, how is it so hard to find programming education like this: the teacher actually spends time explaining concepts instead of explaining lines of code with fruits, colors, and animals while glossing over important material.
You are a godsend.
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46 minutes, I am coding along the video. This is already my new favourite channel of youtube man !
The clarity of speech. The time given for self exercises. This channel is too much !! You are the boss
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you're the bestest best person in this world. this is amazing.
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Never before have i experienced such a fun and pleasuring learning experience on any kind of video tutorial ever. I can only thank you for you effort, this is now to me the definition of quality content.
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The quality of your videos is out of this world CC! Relaxing, valuable and the way you explain things is top notch.
I'd like to see a short 2D dungeon-like RPG level game idea with a simple scene changing - that would be a challenge :D
P.S. I miss your background tutorial music you used in flappy bird ^^
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Your videos literally seems like magic. It's amazing how you go step by step on each process and also give us exercises to try on our own. I hope you keep making more videos and your channel grows exponentially.
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this video has explained Python better to me than 3 months of university lectures
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I just discovered this tutorial. I'm only 47:46 into the video and I can already tell that this is by far the best video tutorial I've seen to date on YouTube. The presenter is clear and concise. He explains what is going on in the program/code without being overly technical or simplistic. I'm a fairly good Python programmer and decided to expand my knowledge into game development. All I can say is "Wow!" I'm looking forward to completing the entire tutorial.
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This is one of the best tutorials I've watched. He explains everything and makes it really easy to visualize how it works, and different ways to use it. This is one of the few long tutorials I've followed to the end, and I enjoyed every second of it. 10/10, would recommend.
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Never have I even paid this much attention to an online video tutorial. thanks for making it easy to understand. keep up the good work!
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I started at a more difficult tutorial of yours that I was loving but could not get past an issue I was running into. Starting back from the beginning and solidifying the basics with this video helps so much. From all the videos of yours I've followed I have always loved how clearly you explain these concepts. You make it easy to understand! Thank you for all your videos! I can tell I'm learning especially when there is an urge to clean up the code while working through it, when at one point I didn't even know that was a thing!
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I'm halfway through and I really appreciate your teaching style. You move quickly but explain everything and why you're doing it. I'm trying to make a top down RPG game so I find it helpful to learn from a tutorial that's doing something different so i have to actually think about the concepts.
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This is absolutely fantastic. So well explained. Slowly but interestingly dealt with and so I feel like I'm actually learning fundamentals and can come back to this on my own at a later date and actually create my own stuff!
I'm so happy that this has so many (well deserved) likes and views.
Thank you.
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I love the way you structure your videos. its like ok i just taught you and showed you now you try to do this part on your own, and guess what, i did it on my own.
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@dennisjeske3629
2 years ago
I just turned 60, I've been a technologist my entire adult life and have taught many "programming" courses (proprietary languages) for several fortune 100 companies but I'm relatively new to Python. I have to admit my first thought was, this person has a lot of nerve putting out an almost 4 hour video on the subject. I have to admit, when you're good, you're good and you are really good. I did the entire 3:47:57 over the course of 3 days and I got lost one time, init instead of double underscores __init__. That's it. That was the one thing I screwed up, otherwise I learned a ton of new stuff and I'm, really pleased with how it all worked out. In my experience, it's pretty rare in these type of videos for the finished product to look like the author intended but you nailed it. Can't wait to learn more from you. Thanks! All the best, Dennis.
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