Python - Show Case 1 - Random Scripts (Games, Test, APIs)

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[@pgarza2]

can you show how to create a pixel watching script in python, similar to the way autohotkey can watch pixels with pixelgetcolor and pixelsearch? i use autohotkey for some qol features on certain games i play. just wondering if python is stronger for that or better in any way.

[@Trokumukum]

How the heck did you make that without ursina engine or pygame..?

[@TABNationAutomation]

Not sure what "that" is? But maybe your looking at the turtle module

[@numgun]

I'm actually really interested in python. My biggest obstacle has always been how python seems to exist in this obtuse terminal environment that feels unintuitive to a newbie who's mostly familiar with downloading and running exe files that I can download from websites.
How do I make a complete .exe file of a program written in python that I can share online as a downloadable file. A video that would walk through the idea of using AI to write simple python program and compiling it into a sharable exe would be good.
Lets say a random text generator that takes a random word from 2 different txt files in the same directory as the exe and prints out a phrase that the user can copy to clipboard.
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[@TABNationAutomation]

I did a video called compile python to exe. Also two videos on using AI to code!