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Posted via CodeCall MobileOk, so I have made a few very simple games in Python but they are all text-only, how can I make some very simple graphics in python to implement in some games that I will be making.

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I have heard great things about PyGame:

pygame - python game development

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Posted via CodeCall Mobile Ok, could you recomend any good pygame tutorials?

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In the left sidebar on the PyGame website, which PythonPower gave you a link to, you can find a link to several tutorials. On the PyGame website you can also find various projects using PyGame, which you can download and use for inspiration.

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Posted via CodeCall Mobile oops, well thanks for the help. Is there a specific place i should post examples of my work?

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If you want to show your work, you have three options. You can either make a tutorial out of it and post it here, you can post it as code snippets for inspiration to others here, or you can make a blog entry out of it and post it here.

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If you wish to make 3d games i recomend you use panda3d instead of pygame.

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Posted via CodeCall Mobile ok thanks for the help, maybe once i get 2d games down ill start with panda 3d