Chard on 2011/03/27 17:34
— edited on 2011/03/27 17:34
As I have done in previous PyWeeks I have arranged a short, entirely optional survey to get some information about people's hardware and such. Please take a look!
It's interesting that the "Which judging criteria have entries been lacking" and the "Which area do you want to improve in" are inverses of each other.
If my vertical resolution is 768, does that count as "601 - 768" or "767 - 800" ?-)
(I'm guessing that's meant to be "769 - 800".)
Also it's hard to know how to respond if I intend to use PyGame + some library not on the list. It would be more sensible to have an "Other" option on the list of extra libraries.
People should remember that if you want to support a resolution, you should subtract some amount for the menu bar and title bars that appear at the top and/or bottom of the screen. I think 64 pixels is a pretty good amount. So if you want to support a vertical resolution of 768, don't make your window taller than 704 pixels. Of course this doesn't apply if the program runs full-screened.
RPGs and adventure games both usually require brain more than reflexes. RPGs tend to be more quantitative and have challenges based on combat. Adventure games tend to be more literary in style and have challenges based on puzzle solving.
Examples of RPGs include Final Fantasy and World of Warcraft. Examples of adventure games include King's Quest and Myst.
(I'm guessing that's meant to be "769 - 800".)
Also it's hard to know how to respond if I intend to use PyGame + some library not on the list.
It would be more sensible to have an "Other" option on the list of extra libraries.
my resolution is 768 and I think I selected the wrong option.
Examples of RPGs include Final Fantasy and World of Warcraft. Examples of adventure games include King's Quest and Myst.
By the way, I'm likin' the Linux usage!