PyWeek - Petras Zdanavičius #15 - feedback

Stacktrace: Loading chipmunk for Darwin (32bit)
[/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/lib/python2.7/site-packages/pymunk/libchipmunk.dylib]
Initializing cpSpace - Chipmunk v6.0.2 (Debug Enabled) Compile with -DNDEBUG defined to
disable debug mode and runtime assertion checks Initializing cpSpace - Chipmunk v6.0.2
(Debug Enabled) Compile with -DNDEBUG defined to disable debug mode and runtime assertion
checks Traceback (most recent call last): File "run_game.py", line 6, in main.main() File
"/Users/ernie/Desktop/PyWeek-15-finals/petraszd-pw-15/trippy-climb-1.0/tripping/main.py",
line 12, in main GameWindow(InitScene(cfg, resource), cfg, resource) File
"/Users/ernie/Desktop/PyWeek-15-finals/petraszd-pw-15/trippy-climb-1.0/tripping/scene.py",
line 45, in __init__ self.play_scene = PlayScene(self.cfg, self.resource) File
"/Users/ernie/Desktop/PyWeek-15-finals/petraszd-pw-15/trippy-climb-1.0/tripping/scene.py",
line 92, in __init__ self.physics, self.renderer) File
"/Users/ernie/Desktop/PyWeek-15-finals/petraszd-pw-15/trippy-climb-1.0/tripping/gameobject.py",
line 59, in __init__ self.lhand = Hand(self, cfg.LHPOS, cfg, resource, physics, renderer)
File
"/Users/ernie/Desktop/PyWeek-15-finals/petraszd-pw-15/trippy-climb-1.0/tripping/gameobject.py",
line 88, in __init__ super(Hand, self).__init__(pos, cfg, resource, physics, renderer)
File
"/Users/ernie/Desktop/PyWeek-15-finals/petraszd-pw-15/trippy-climb-1.0/tripping/gameobject.py",
line 19, in __init__ self.register_to_physics() File
"/Users/ernie/Desktop/PyWeek-15-finals/petraszd-pw-15/trippy-climb-1.0/tripping/gameobject.py",
line 41, in register_to_physics self.physics.register(self, self.shape) File
"/Users/ernie/Desktop/PyWeek-15-finals/petraszd-pw-15/trippy-climb-1.0/tripping/physics.py",
line 19, in register self.space.add(*physical_objects) File
"/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/lib/python2.7/site-packages/pymunk/__init__.py",
line 278, in add self._add_shape(o) File
"/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/lib/python2.7/site-packages/pymunk/__init__.py",
line 323, in _add_shape assert shape._hashid_private not in self._shapes, "shape already
added to space" AssertionError: shape already added to space Could be a problem with my
chipmunk, i don't know.

Couldn't get it running because of dependencies.

Wow. This is one of the best games in the competition. An interesting game. Very much.

Pyglet doesn't work for me.
(https://groups.google.com/d/topic/pyglet-users/PURFwJjY37c/discussion) If I have
time I'll try it on a different system. The gameplay looks very original from the YouTube
videos!

It's true: too hard for trackpad.

Interesting game mechanic - perhaps would work well on a tablet? Graphics and sound and Bill
Hicks quotes when you die where naff, nineties and new age. Didn't have the understated
slickness of your previous games.

I liked the atmosphere you created in this game, it fits perfectly. Unfortunately I didn't
find it very fun to play it again in the next days.

The game crashes when the music ends. It's really addictive once it works though.

You're not kidding about hard. Once, I had a solid wave of occult symbols, and therefore died.
When running the .exe on Windows 7, I get an exception after a while: Traceback (most recent
call last): File "run_game.py", line 6, in File "tripping\main.pyc", line 13, in main File
"pyglet\app\__init__.pyc", line 264, in run File "pyglet\app\win32.pyc", line 63, in run
File "pyglet\app\win32.pyc", line 84, in _timer_func File "pyglet\app\__init__.pyc",
line 187, in idle File "pyglet\clock.pyc", line 700, in tick File "pyglet\clock.pyc", line
303, in tick File "pyglet\media\__init__.pyc", line 934, in dispatch_events File
"pyglet\media\__init__.pyc", line 712, in _fill_audio File
"pyglet\media\__init__.pyc", line 761, in _get_audio_data File
"pyglet\media\__init__.pyc", line 474, in _seek pyglet.media.CannotSeekException

This was a really great gameplay idea. The controls were pretty good, I just wish I could have
picked up the next hand just by clicking anywhere, instead of clicking it and dragging it where
I wanted it, you know? The mood is really well done and I like the fading around the edges. It was
almost a 5/5 on Production, I just would have liked a little more variety in the enemies and
maybe some decoration on the player blob. Overall great job!

I'd have to admit I liked the concept of the game more than I enjoyed playing it, but I think that
was mostly down to the control system. I think with a little more variety of hazards, this game
would be great on a touchscreen device.

great idea but the game is too repetitive. In my opinon the feet are not enough big, it is
frustrating when you miss one of them.