Python Game Development™ - Build 11 Total Games

Python Game Development& : Build 11 Total Games, available at $89.99, has an average rating of 3.25, with 291 lectures, 2 quizzes, based on 802 reviews, and has 13248 subscribers.

You will learn about Master some complex games with most easiest programming language Develop a basic logic of programming with Python Will know how to make best GUI games with Python Will be ready to deploy new games This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to develop games but doesnt have any programming skills or Anyone who wants to learn Python Programming by making games or Anyone who wants to know blender scripting or Anyone who wants to know basics pygame and openGL python module It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to develop games but doesnt have any programming skills or Anyone who wants to learn Python Programming by making games or Anyone who wants to know blender scripting or Anyone who wants to know basics pygame and openGL python module.

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Summary

Title: Python Game Development& : Build 11 Total Games

Price: $89.99

Average Rating: 3.25

Number of Lectures: 291

Number of Quizzes: 2

Number of Published Lectures: 200

Number of Published Quizzes: 2

Number of Curriculum Items: 293

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 202

Original Price: $159.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Master some complex games with most easiest programming language

Develop a basic logic of programming with Python

Will know how to make best GUI games with Python

Will be ready to deploy new games

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to develop games but doesnt have any programming skills

Anyone who wants to learn Python Programming by making games

Anyone who wants to know blender scripting

Anyone who wants to know basics pygame and openGL python module

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to develop games but doesnt have any programming skills

Anyone who wants to learn Python Programming by making games

Anyone who wants to know blender scripting

Anyone who wants to know basics pygame and openGL python module

Have you ever wanted to build a?games?with a?graphical interface?but didn’t know how to? May be you even know how to create tools on a command line but?have no idea how to convert it into a graphical interface that people can click on. In this course we will be learning?Python GUI Programming?+?Turtle?+ other advanced?python modules?to build graphical user interfaces (GUI) and games from scratch.?

Games You will make throughout course:

Cannon game

Flappy bird from turtle

Pacman

Pong

Snake

Tiles

Tron

Tic Tac Toe

Four major Projects:

Flappy Bird from Pygame

Angry Bird from Pygame and Pymunk

Race 2D

Mario Game

We will learn from basics of Python i.e. variables, slicing, string, some module, arithmetic and logical operations, looping, functions, object oriented programming.

After that we will learn the basics stuff of Pygame and OpenGL and Blender basics stuff.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Why python

Lecture 3: Install Python

Lecture 4: Tour of IDLE IDE of Python

Lecture 5: Download Visual Studio Code (Must for this course)

Chapter 2: Game development with turtle module

Lecture 1: Introduction to Game Development

Lecture 2: Introduction to turtle module

Lecture 3: Computation using vectors and Magic methods (operator overloading)

Lecture 4: Start using turtle with simple animation

Lecture 5: Introduction to Vector class

Lecture 6: Snake Game Capstone: Creating Layouts and Handling Movements

Lecture 7: Snake Game Capstone: Make movements of Snake character

Lecture 8: Snake Game Capstone: Creating boundaries for game

Lecture 9: Pacman Game Capstone: Creating game world

Lecture 10: Pacman Game Capstone: Valid and Invalid movements for characters

Lecture 11: Pacman Game Capstone: Making movement for Pacman

Lecture 12: Pacman Game Capstone: Rendering ghosts and their movements

Chapter 3: Introduction to Pygame

Lecture 1: Introduction to the pygame

Lecture 2: Pygame coordinate System

Lecture 3: Introduction to Pygame shape

Lecture 4: Draw shapes using Pygame

Lecture 5: Color Picker

Lecture 6: Fundamentals of Pygame skeleton code

Lecture 7: Render a rectangle in the Screen

Lecture 8: Movement of the shapes

Lecture 9: Smoothen the movement using FPS

Lecture 10: Make movement within Boundary

Lecture 11: Theory of Game Collision

Lecture 12: Implement Collision Detection

Chapter 4: 10 game section –Know about Turtle [LEGACY CODE]

Lecture 1: Base Class for 10 games and animation PART 1

Lecture 2: Base Class for 10 games and animation PART 2

Lecture 3: Start with simple animation to know Turtle

Lecture 4: Bouncy ball animation

Lecture 5: Cannon ball

Lecture 6: Maze Randomizer

Lecture 7: Snake Challenge

Lecture 8: Snake Challenge Solution

Lecture 9: Tron game

Lecture 10: Fidget Spinner

Lecture 11: Pacman

Lecture 12: tic tac toe game

Lecture 13: Pong game

Lecture 14: Tiles game

Lecture 15: Flappy Bird with turtle

Chapter 5: Pygame and OpenGL Fundamentals [LEGACY CODE]

Lecture 1: Installing Pycharm on your machine

Lecture 2: check Pygame

Lecture 3: initialize display in pygame

Lecture 4: working with main loop

Lecture 5: Handle event with pygame

Lecture 6: fill color

Lecture 7: working with Rect important topic for course

Lecture 8: movement for snake

Lecture 9: handle multiple key press

Lecture 10: work with Frame Per Second

Lecture 11: multiple movements for game

Lecture 12: handle diagonal movements

Lecture 13: Boundaries for game

Lecture 14: Remove hard coding in game

Lecture 15: Add game over screen in game

Lecture 16: Game over Loop

Lecture 17: Add apple to screen

Lecture 18: make snake to eat apple

Lecture 19: Logic to eat apple

Lecture 20: make length bigger –logic

Lecture 21: make body for snake

Lecture 22: Deal with length of snake

Lecture 23: Object alignment

Lecture 24: Game over screen alignment

Lecture 25: make snake sprite

Lecture 26: add images in pygame

Lecture 27: Rotation of images

Lecture 28: Menu for game

Lecture 29: make more appealing menu screen

Lecture 30: make start screen

Lecture 31: make start screen –part 2

Lecture 32: add apple sprite to screen

Lecture 33: icon for game

Lecture 34: render score

Lecture 35: installing cxFreeze –convert to exe

Lecture 36: Convert to exe

Lecture 37: Deploy game

Lecture 38: Installing openGL

Lecture 39: Start with vertices and edges

Lecture 40: start drawing cube

Lecture 41: add view for cube

Lecture 42: main loop and event

Lecture 43: Important function of openGL

Lecture 44: Importance of order of object in game

Lecture 45: Zoom IN and Zoom Out of Cube

Lecture 46: Color properties

Chapter 6: Flappy Bird Game [LEGACY CODE]

Lecture 1: Overview of Project

Lecture 2: Before coding!!

Lecture 3: Main Flow & Load Sprite

Lecture 4: Create main character Bird Class

Instructors

Sachin Kafle
Founder of CSAMIN & Bit4Stack Tech Inc. [[Author, Teacher]]

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2 stars: 56 votes

3 stars: 154 votes

4 stars: 212 votes

5 stars: 306 votes

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