I don’t know how you really do this in such a short time using pygame. I usually make a game in like a month but you, you just make it 48 hours. Very Epic indeed, I wish to be as good as you someday. Keep up the good work!!
He has a lot of it already written, if you think about python as a language and pygame as a library that is added onto python, daFluffyPotato has developed himself another library that builds on pygame, so he can develop his games at a much higher level. And what is great is that he does not make a secret of it, he shows us step by step. Slow the video down and watch frame by frame as he builds a game, do it for an old one, then go it his website and download the source code. He is extremely open about the way he develops and he deserves much more appreciation for that. We all struggle to make something half decent with pygame. DaFluffyPotato has taken a very structured approach to his game development. You can even see it in his music creation in this video.. it is a track at a time.. lay down the structure, then build on top of it. Another fantastic video!
He's been programming for over 7 years. Experience makes a lot of difference. Also, he tends to like Pygame a lot and knows the library inside out because he uses it exclusively, by the looks of it. It's not like at uni where they get you to learn turd framework after turd framework and expect you to produce something decent in a small timeframe. If you're new to a framework or library, the majority of your time is going to be spent reading.
Are you planning to do a video on isometric tiling in pygame as well as the movement for it? Edit: Loved playing the game, obviously a worthy successor to Whirling Blades
One thing i realized is you don't use component data in your entities you openly layout everything an entity may or may not have all together in an entity object and make it work still... im impressed
F*cking helll! this guy made a game with ms paint and python. Not unity, not photoshop, not aseprite, not game maker. While I use all the nannys i can. this guy uses ms paint and effing pygame gadam! no drag and drops sh*t. this guy is a mad man!
instead of making that many sprites for the swing why didn't he just rotate it around the player? And then start the swing based on where the player is pointing
Dude, you inspired me to make games! After watching your videos, I have made 2 full games and i am planning to make more. The issue I face a lot is the smoothness of the game. My most recent game only takes about 20mb of RAM to play, but is somehow very laggy. I tried all tricks available on SO. None worked. Maybe you can help?
RAM usage has almost nothing to do with performance. Also, nobody can tell what your issue is if you don't say what you're making. (You can also isolate parts of your code to see what's running slowly.)
Plot twist: He uses WiFi: In Reality he lies at a beach with an 13“ Medion Supermarket Laptop at Copacabana and write this...life with the money people push him on Patreon
@@rmr_md6834 saying yes when it doesn't make sense is a common joke. In case you want an actual answer: I make hard games because I make games that I want to play. I get good at my games from all the playtesting, so I make it harder to keep it enjoyable for myself. That said, Shifting Edge is one of my easier ones in my opinion. The Crushed Sky and Spellcaster's Forest are both harder for me.
@@dafluffypotatovr7362 Ok, thank you for the answer. Btw am a, umm well not the biggest but a big fan of you... as you can probably already see... or read?
![I learned Godot in 48 hours [Timelapse]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/5XexHQ2QHX8/mqdefault.jpg)
most people: I spend money to buy aseprite/photoshop
fluffy: haha, ms paint go brrr
He is using aseprite, too at 2:04
@@rmr_md6834 legend
I use paint 3d and paint.net o-o
The fact that the graphics were made with ms paint is honestly more impressive to me.
LMMS. To make music. On Windows. Legend.
He did this using primarily MSpaint and Idle. What a madman
Ikr
yeah....
You realize a guy is badass when he draws in paint.
that amazing
everybody gangsta until someone pulls up MS paint and Idle and starts making a game.
whoaaaa!!! i DO NOT wanna mess with somebody who makes assets with fricking MS PAINT! Subbed because of this!
What would you use. Im a beginner in this, want to know what other program is
@@Eddie-xv2bs aseprite my bro
@@MasterAlbert much easier to work on?
I'm still studying the basics of Python, but one day I want to reach your level
same :)
we all do lol
@@chinamioka4086 man, never give up.
Same
@@user-oas agreed
This a very polished game as always keep up the great work
So awesome! Thanks to you i'm doing games with Python, I really appreciated your work! Thanks for everything!
The fact that he made all of the assets in paint is just mindblowing for me
Bruh, you're pure Talent! Help us please!
This video to me is such a convincing argument for trying out pygame. awesome awesome job my man.
Amazing.
Next video: "I made a Fall guy clone with Pygame in 1 week"
Using paint
Wrong. Not in one week. Under 24 hours.
I don’t know how you really do this in such a short time using pygame. I usually make a game in like a month but you, you just make it 48 hours. Very Epic indeed, I wish to be as good as you someday. Keep up the good work!!
He has a lot of it already written, if you think about python as a language and pygame as a library that is added onto python, daFluffyPotato has developed himself another library that builds on pygame, so he can develop his games at a much higher level.
And what is great is that he does not make a secret of it, he shows us step by step.
Slow the video down and watch frame by frame as he builds a game, do it for an old one, then go it his website and download the source code. He is extremely open about the way he develops and he deserves much more appreciation for that.
We all struggle to make something half decent with pygame. DaFluffyPotato has taken a very structured approach to his game development.
You can even see it in his music creation in this video.. it is a track at a time.. lay down the structure, then build on top of it.
Another fantastic video!
He's been programming for over 7 years. Experience makes a lot of difference. Also, he tends to like Pygame a lot and knows the library inside out because he uses it exclusively, by the looks of it. It's not like at uni where they get you to learn turd framework after turd framework and expect you to produce something decent in a small timeframe. If you're new to a framework or library, the majority of your time is going to be spent reading.
you are sooo talented !!!!
This is very well done, I like the art style
Me gustan mucho los juegos que haces y la forma de programar que tienes :)
I saw your post on the Ludum Dare website and your name sounded familiar, now I realize it was you. Keep up the good work!
Great job!
Your channel is so underrated...
Randomly found this while looking for an isometric tutorial. This was pretty killer man I've never seen a game like this before, very clever.
This looks awesome your games be super aesthetic
@@Jackson-yr9ih its a compliment why u salty
Lovely, thanks for what your're doing with pygame
I played it a little bit, very nice gameplay
This looks amazing. It started to remind me of Oneshot really soon even though I didn't know where the music was from
Dude id like to be as good as python as you one day! Keep up the goodwork :)
this is really cool but onESHOT MUSIC IN BACKGROUND LET'S GOOOO
It took me a day to make a shitty inefficient text based rpg while this man here made an entire game in 2!
You are really good
Person with aseprite: can't even draw a proper circle
Fluffy with mspaint: makes freakin' ASSETS with it!
Me: uses pycharm to make pong game
this guy: IDLE
next video: programing on nano/gedit on linux.
Everyone: uses a professional image editing software.
DaFluffyPotato: ILOVEMICROSOFT
Omg you made your own sound using piano
Buddy you've been speaking with Martians about mysterious things .👏 🧐
Hallo freund, I like your work, is immersive. Pyhton is awesome but is more fabulous when you use it.
Dank for everything.
This is... was my life's dream.
To make a video game, but I know absolutely nothing about programing. 😢
Good job sir.
Holy shit that looks awesome!
I love that the music makes me feel like it came from the kingdom hearts battle music log.
WoW
Are you planning to do a video on isometric tiling in pygame as well as the movement for it?
Edit: Loved playing the game, obviously a worthy successor to Whirling Blades
yes, idk when though
Like your choice of music
Truly some one to be respected so I subbed
One thing i realized is you don't use component data in your entities you openly layout everything an entity may or may not have all together in an entity object and make it work still... im impressed
It’s fairly lightweight. Having extra functions doesn’t really affect speed and there aren’t that many attributes to begin with.
Big ups for the kamex remix inclusion
wow, this is Amazing!, from paint to game.
I have a good question, how do you make a game like ragnarok online, 3d isometric, rotating camera and the entities are sprites
Ahh yes whirling blades remake
How do you make your game pixelated like that?
Heh bro , how do you set this theme in idle
Just started python a couple days ago. Followed a tutorial on making pong. One day, I will make something like this
Hows it going so far?
Wow , it is amazing 👏 , I want to make games like you 😀 . Can you recommend some websites of video for me to learn how to make games with Python ?
High five dude, I also use Brave and LMMS.
This is awesome !
@@Jackson-yr9ih How can you guess that I can't write a program? btw ,I have made 3 pygame projects and currently learning Godot .
THE INFO CLUB dont worry this guy is spamming this in every comment
@@monohero231 Thanks for telling!
oneshot music made me sub
Could you please link to the code and assets used in this video...? Would be very helpfull
wow that's just amazing. Im learnnig python for this moment but this looks so scary to be honest.
How?????? He is a genius...So many complex stuff using only pygame...
Iam 15 year old boy who is studiying in highschool. But i fell in intense love with pygame i love pygame more than anything.
Dude same
@@yumecrypt7078 besteys... :)
:)
Making that map gives me more anxiety than the programming
F*cking helll! this guy made a game with ms paint and python. Not unity, not photoshop, not aseprite, not game maker.
While I use all the nannys i can. this guy uses ms paint and effing pygame gadam! no drag and drops sh*t.
this guy is a mad man!
How do you make png with ms paint
tamos locos o que? excelente video XD
With Paint? Wow!!! You have much time 😏 Very nice! 👍👍👍👍
best python programming channel on the youtube
can i ask you something? How can i learn pixel art
practice
@@DaFluffyPotato but ı dont know anything
What modules did you use to make this? Panda 3D or ursina or pygame or something else, Ive never seen a python game like this.
Pygame
@@DaFluffyPotato nice, I only build 2D stuff in pygame cause to be honest I have no idea how to change camera angles.
im more impressed by the art then the actual coding
doing it while in discord vc
way to be a badass! Dude you rule.
What do you use to make executables in python cx freeze or pyinstaller?
PyInstaller
What editor do u use?
Do you have this project with step by step explanation?
Bro are you kidding me, Microsoft paint? I feel humbled
instead of making that many sprites for the swing why didn't he just rotate it around the player? And then start the swing based on where the player is pointing
The same reason some people prefer hand drawn animation over CGI. There's more style to it.
Dude, you inspired me to make games! After watching your videos, I have made 2 full games and i am planning to make more.
The issue I face a lot is the smoothness of the game. My most recent game only takes about 20mb of RAM to play, but is somehow very laggy. I tried all tricks available on SO. None worked.
Maybe you can help?
What multimedia lib are you using?
RAM usage has almost nothing to do with performance. Also, nobody can tell what your issue is if you don't say what you're making. (You can also isolate parts of your code to see what's running slowly.)
Wonderful game.
Where have you learned it? Could you recommend me some good tutorials where can I learn making games and stuff like this?
wow this is very impressive
how do i put the game into fullscreen?
This video is the Anime of pygame..🌠
What th^ music sequencer is?????
i saw it in pygame projects internet page
What libraries did u use? i am thinking of making a game as well in the old legend of zelda style (eg: link to the past)
Pygame
@@ilug5197 no other?
Are you making map files from pngs?
SHEEER TALENT.
it is so cool, how old are you?
Wait that’s 3D isn’t it?
Plot twist: He uses WiFi: In Reality he lies at a beach with an 13“ Medion Supermarket Laptop at Copacabana and write this...life with the money people push him on Patreon
More More about or isometric games
How long have you been dealing with python?
will you make a 10k special
probably
you got some nice pc specs there!
That game will run fine on most laptops.
Sick dude
Game looks sick XD
Have full video slow?
How you draw that with ms paint?
This is epic.
Why do you always make such hard games?
yes
@@dafluffypotatovr7362 Yes??? I didnt ask if you make them hard I asked why? Or is this some kind of a meme going on I don't know about???
@@rmr_md6834 saying yes when it doesn't make sense is a common joke.
In case you want an actual answer:
I make hard games because I make games that I want to play. I get good at my games from all the playtesting, so I make it harder to keep it enjoyable for myself. That said, Shifting Edge is one of my easier ones in my opinion. The Crushed Sky and Spellcaster's Forest are both harder for me.
@@dafluffypotatovr7362 Ok, thank you for the answer. Btw am a, umm well not the biggest but a big fan of you... as you can probably already see... or read?
@@rmr_md6834 because I make hard games?
Do a tutorial please
incredible
Magnifique 👌
Song?
You realize that you're bad when you saw this guy getting a better result than you in indie game dev with msPaint and notepad.
i need source code
AMAZING :)