Dojogame is a 2d graphics engine with an integrated physics motor (Still in WIP). It's open source and cross-platform. It wraps around pygame, to make its usage easier (making it easier may make it less powerful also). To follow some kind of structure and standard, dojogame uses Unity3d's syntax.
For the time being dojogame will stay on the testing repository of Python Package Index. To install dojogame on Windows type:
pip install -i https://test.pypi.org/simple/ dojogame
To install dojogame on linux type
pip3 install -i https://test.pypi.org/simple/ dojogame
It is recommended to import dojogame like so to avoid typing dojogame.something all the time:
from dojogame import *NOTE: all methods and classes will be explained in detail on the documentation page
Creating a window:
window = Window(800, 600) # width, heightMain game loop:
from dojogame import *
window = Window(800, 800)
while window.running: # Much better that while True: and then break out of it
#do stuff
window.update() # Very important to call it every frameCreating an object from image:
my_sprite = Object("path/to/image.png", Vector2(50, 100)) # resizes the image to 50px*100pxDojopy is a wrapper for pygame. As such, it depends on pygame and, obviously, pygame's dependencies. Dependency versions:
- pygame >= 2.0.0
- pygame's dependencies:
- CPython >= 3.6 or PyPy3
- SDL >= 2.0.0
- SDL_mixer >= 2.0.0
- SDL_image >= 2.0.0
- SDL_ttf >= 2.0.11
- SDL_gfx (optional, vendored in)
- NumPy >= 1.6.2 (optional)
NOTE: pygame's dependencies are pasted from its README file
This library is distributed under GNU GPL version 3.0. We reserve the right to place future versions of this library under a different license.
Programs in the examples subdirectory are in the public domain.
Detailed documentation is being worked on. Please have in mind this project was not that serious initially, so some basic things in professional projects might be still in progress. Thank you.