Anyone want to hold chinese.pyweek.org ?

milker on 2009/05/05 16:37
— edited on 2009/05/05 16:40

Hi, everyboy:


Anyone want to hold chinese.pyweek.org ?

1. Chinese or English blog.
2. Chinese or Japen or English Theme. e.g. Kung Fu, City of Sky, Sound of Music.
3. Chinese or English response.

I am not a Big Chinese people.
but use English Thinking to development game, that isn't good for me,
Maybe it isn't good for another chinese people.

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ServalKatze on 2009/05/05 17:32:

Are there many Chinese python game developers? I guess a Chinese "Pyweek" would be a nice way to find out... but most people here don't understand Chinese, so it's kind of hard to help. XD

milker on 2009/05/05 18:00:

Hi, ServalKatze:


I know that it is not a easy road !

First python is a good Programming Language for learning.
and write games is a good way to learn a programming language.
So, Please don't care how may python game developer in chinese !!
Many young people in chinese,
they will want to write their game not just buy in Nintendo (wii or nds).

I think this is a voice for them (like my son).

georgek on 2009/05/05 18:31:

I'm curious about this too, there must be some hobby game developers in China (not to mention professionals).

Are there any Chinese sites or forums for game developers?

Cosmologicon on 2009/05/05 18:37:

I think it's a good idea. I like that games with no words in them at all. The games at eyemaze.com are very good and I think that a Japanese person writes them. This kind of game is very international.

I don't know Chinese, but if I can understand the rules, I would like to join a Chinese pyweek! I would like to try to write a game with no words that Chinese people can enjoy.

alia on 2009/05/05 19:03:

Yeah, count me in too! I think it would add an extra dimension to any challenge - I would need to create a game that was self instructive.. :) Plus more languages means more people means more competition means awesome!

ServalKatze on 2009/05/05 19:36:

Don't forget that your diary entries would have to be in Chinese or without any words. ;)

milker on 2009/05/05 20:19:

Dear ServalKatze:

maybe You can post the storyboard or some images to diary entries.
more people will feel very interesting about this.
But you maybe not easy to understanding all diary entries in message blog like me.

Finally I want to say:
The chinese pyweek message blog can post english message.
it just hold for a people and he understand chinese culture. he understand what is a dragon (although this mythical Chinese animal is not at all similar to the dragon of the West).

bencoder on 2009/05/05 22:59:

你好milker,
我学中文可是我不写汉字（very much), so I'm not much help :) But of course, I'd join in the contest and use it both to improve my mandarin and to.. well.. program :)

pymike on 2009/05/05 23:22:

我不知道任何中文。谷歌将是可怕的。

Cosmologicon on 2009/05/05 23:32:

Don't forget that you can post screenshots or videos. I think it's hard to talk about the programming with someone if you don't have the same language. But maybe you can talk about game design in a very basic way.

milker on 2009/05/06 02:29:

Hi, everyboy:

If chinese.pyweek.org is running ?
What is need fork to another system ? what is hold on old pyweek.org ?
http://media.pyweek.org/ central holding games ?
Just fork the message system to another site ?
or all hold in a new system ?

Martin on 2009/05/06 11:34:

If this happens, I think the best thing would be to use something like pyggy.pyweek.org, the same system, but with independent contents. I'm sure richard would set something up if there was enough interest, and someone willing to do the work of setting everything up.

我也学中文，和我看得懂汉字得不好。 我想参加一个中文的Pyweek （拍星期？）

cyhawk on 2009/05/06 14:50:

您使用的是谷歌翻译或你所有实际上讲中文？

pymike on 2009/05/06 14:54:

马丁说，他可以输入它。我用谷歌翻译的。

milker on 2009/05/06 16:41:

Hi, Martin

This sound is great!!
If http://media.pyweek.org/ can central holding games, screenshot, message board. it is great!!
Because I have not machine to hold them.
Maybe, I can doing something for chinese.pyweek.org

1> First write a tuitional pyglet.
2> Provide a free course about python and pyglet in some high school.


^v^ I think pyglet is good for newbie then pygame.

Mat on 2009/05/07 01:34:

Sounds like a good idea to me and I'll take part too if you run a contest. I'm usually too lazy to write blog posts anyway, so there won't be a language barrier there for chinese speakers :P

It would be great if you got lots of young people involved in python game development - I wish there had been someone to teach me python when I was in school!

milker on 2009/05/07 02:40:

Hi, Mat:


I just try it.
But I love to do this.
If any high school want to take free course for game development in Hong Kong.
you can contact me.