Help Please

debarra on 2011/09/16 21:03
— edited on 2011/09/16 21:04

Ok its not really a problem but a question. is blender aloud in this compo. i know its too late to start over but for next time

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tnelsond on 2011/09/16 21:16:

"The libraries must not implement any game logic. The entire PyGame library is OK to use, as are PIL, PyOpenGL, PyODE, PyOGRE, etc -- all the libraries listed in the python.org PythonGameLibraries wiki page."
    -Quoted from the rules.

I didn't see it listed on the PythonGameLibraries wiki page. But if all the "game logic" is in python, then I suppose it's ok.

tnelsond on 2011/09/16 21:16:

I'm not in charge so my oppinion is not canon or anything.

cyhawk on 2011/09/16 21:19:

I think it's allowed. It does not implement game logic and you're writing Python code.

However I think even more than winning you want to get people to play your game and provide feedback. In this way Blender may be a bad choice. Will it be easy for us to try your game? Installing Blender may be too much to ask.

richard on 2011/09/16 22:49:

Blender is allowed, but the overhead of requiring it to be installed may prevent people from trying your game.

saluk on 2011/09/16 23:30:

You could make a standalone blender exe.

Everyone should have blender already. Unfortunately not the case.

debarra on 2011/09/17 11:45:

i think ill stick with harrd coding. thanks for the feedback. And pygame is quite good :