Simplest way to manage tmx files with pyglet on python3 ?

Buffalo974 on 2019/09/15 18:20

Hi,

i saw those links:

https://github.com/reidrac/pyglet-tiled-json-map

https://github.com/bitcraft/PyTMX

https://pyweek.org/e/ripple/

http://jpw.nyc/writing/python-cocos2d-game-2/

some are obsolete, other are heavy to use.

Does somebody have something clear , user friendly, and working with pyglet on python3 ?

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mauve on 2019/09/16 13:44:

We used the tmx library in PyWeek 24 (not to be confused with PyTMX). I don't recall what the trade-offs were or why we chose that over other libraries. TMX is pretty heavy weight though, in the sense that it can represent a lot of things. You invariably have to dig through the file data to extract the features your game engine supports.

Buffalo974 on 2019/09/16 15:13:

hi mauve, thank you for your answer.

you are talking about sincer apologizes ?

Does your tmx works on python 3 ?

i had trouble to make it work at home, sincer apologizes looks great, i'm on 3.7.3 , could you upload it again ?

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mauve on 2019/09/16 15:52:

Yes, My Sincerest Apologies.

I believe it works on 3.7; the issues with not working are due to OpenGL versions and also the difficulty of building the lightvolume library.