Sloan Kelly - Python, PyGame, and Raspberry Pi Game Development
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This book is intended for anyone who wants to learn how to program games. It is ideally suited to students who want to learn Python and PyGame on their Raspberry Pi. While not necessary, this book has been oriented toward the Raspberry Pi computer.
The Python programming language is ideally suited to beginners and experts alike. The skills you will learn in this book are easily transferable to other computer languages too.
If you are unfamiliar with the Raspberry Pi, there are several good eBook guides on getting started including mine called A Slice of Raspberry Pi , available from all good eBook retailers.
This book assumes that you are familiar with the Raspberry Pi computer and that you have the Raspberry Pi Foundations recommended Raspbian operating system installed. Raspbian is a distribution of the Debian Linux operating system built specifically for the Raspberry Pi. This distribution contains all the Software Development Kits (SDKs) including one for Python that includes PyGame. If you dont have Raspbian installed, you will have to ensure that you have Python and PyGame installed on your system.
Dont have a Raspberry Pi? Not to worry, you can still learn Python and PyGame. The code in this book will work on other OSs with Python and PyGame installed; Python is a platform-independent language.
You can obtain more information and download versions of Python from www.python.org . PyGame can be obtained from www.pygame.org/ .
Sprites from Ari Feldmans SpriteLib have been used for the projects contained in this book.
Introduction to the Python language
Containers in Python
The IDLE IDE
Introduction to PyGame library
Designing your game
User-defined functions
File input/output
Object-oriented design and programming
Model View Controller design pattern
Finite state machines
Interfacing with electronics
Bricks
Snake
Invaders
Copycat
Couch quiz
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I would like to thank Divya Modi, Spandana Chatterjee, and the entire team at Apress for giving me the opportunity to write the second edition of this book. A special thank you to Divya for keeping me in the loop throughout this process. I would also like to thank John Watson for the feedback that he gave while reviewing the text.
Thank you also to Eben Upton who gave us the little machine we will use to make games and explore electronics with and to Pete Shinners for starting PyGame and the community for keeping it going. Finally, a huge thank you to Guido van Rossum for designing the excellent Python language that you, dear reader, are about to learn and enjoy.
has worked in the games industry for nearly 12 years. He has worked on a number of AAA and indie titles and currently works for an educational game company. He lives in Ontario, Canada, with his wife and children. Sloan is on Twitter @codehoose and makes YouTube videos in his spare time.
is a game developer, artist, guitar player, husband, and father. Among Johns many software-powered side projects, hes building a Raspberry Pipowered device that generates interactive music in live modern dance performances. Hes also developing a retro-inspired 2D twin-stick arcade shooter called Gravity Ace. You can follow his progress on Twitter @yafd or at gravityace.com. Stop by and say hi!
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