Exemple #1
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#if elif else
import pyaudiogame
spk = pyaudiogame.speak
MyApp = pyaudiogame.App("My Application")


#Lets check if they pressed the right keys
def check_keys(key):
    if key == "1":
        spk("Great, you are correct!")
    elif key == "return" or key == "space":
        spk("This is also correct!")
    elif key == "f2":
        spk("And you found the hidden key that's correct!")
    else:
        spk("Nope, try again, I'm sorry")


def logic(actions):
    key = actions['key']
    #Lets see if there was really a key press
    if key:
        check_keys(key)


MyApp.logic = logic
MyApp.run()
Exemple #2
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import pyaudiogame

my_app = pyaudiogame.App(title="Test app")
Exemple #3
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#Pizza please
import pyaudiogame
from pyaudiogame import storage
spk = pyaudiogame.speak
MyApp = pyaudiogame.App("Pizza Please")

storage.screen = ["start"]
storage.toppings = ["cheese", "olives", "mushrooms", "Pepperoni", "french fries"]
storage.your_toppings = ["cheese"]
storage.did_run = False

def is_number(number, topping_list):
	"""Will check that what the user enters is really a number and not a letter, also that it is within our list"""
	if number in "0123456789":
		number = int(number)
		if number <= len(topping_list)-1:
			return number

def say_message(message):
	"""Will check if the message has been read and if so, passes. Else, it will read the message"""
	if not storage.did_run:
		spk(message)
		storage.did_run = True

def add_topping(key):
	"""Will add a topping to your pizza"""
	number = is_number(key, storage.toppings)
	if number or number == 0:
		storage.your_toppings.append(storage.toppings[number])
		spk("You added %s to your pizza. Your pizza currently has %s on top" % (storage.toppings[number], storage.your_toppings))
Exemple #4
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#Our import to the builtin modules
import random
#Our imports from pyaudiogame
import pyaudiogame
game = pyaudiogame.App("Pie Heavens")
storage = pyaudiogame.storage
spk = pyaudiogame.speak
#imports from the modules created for this game
import scenes, fight

#Our constants
between_scenes = 2

#Here we have the lists we will use
scene_list = [
    scenes.healroom, scenes.damageroom, scenes.room1, scenes.room2,
    scenes.room3, scenes.room4, scenes.room5, scenes.room6
]
last_scenes = []


def set_variables():
    """Will set all the variables in storage"""
    #stored variables
    storage.text = ""
    storage.scene = scenes.start
    storage.screen = "start"
    #player info
    storage.current_foe = None
    storage.player_level = 1
    storage.player_hp = 100
Exemple #5
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            self.speak(text)
        return text


def main():
    print(current_text)
    while True:
        c = raw_input("< direction?")
        navigate(c)


if __name__ == '__main__':
    f = Text("I like to dance")

    import pyaudiogame
    my_app = pyaudiogame.App("Letters and words")
    storage = pyaudiogame.cash
    storage.text = Text("I like to dance")

    def logic(actions):
        """This is using the more basic change_letter and change_word functions from the word class"""
        k = actions['key']
        mods = actions['mods']
        if k == "right" and not mods:
            f.change_letter(1)
        elif k == "left" and not mods:
            f.change_letter(-1)
        elif k == "left" and "ctrl" in mods:
            f.change_word(-1)
        elif k == "right" and "ctrl" in mods:
            f.change_word(1)
Exemple #6
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import pyaudiogame
spk = pyaudiogame.speech.speak

#First create a basic app
app = pyaudiogame.App("My hello world app")


#Now make some game logic
def logic(actions):
    """Our game logic function that gets run every iteration of our app's running loop"""
    key = actions['key']
    if key == "space":
        spk("Hello world")


#Put our logic into the app
app.logic = logic

#Run our app
app.run()