PyEnviron 0.0.4

PyEnvirons is a higher level API of pygame to easily design, devolop and debug environments for your unsupervised AI agent. It is under rapid development and features will be added almost every single day.

PyEnvirons

"PyEnvirons" is a higher level API of pygame to easily design, devolop and debug environments for your unsupervised AI agent. It is under rapid development and features will be added almost every single day.

Usage and examples

To show you how simple PyEnvirons is here is a example.

Creating a functional window

from Core import PyEnviron #Importing PyEnviron library

screen = PyEnviron.Window([800, 600], 'testwindow')
#Instantiating the window class to make a window, by specifying the size and name of the window

app = PyEnviron.App(screen) #Instantiating the app class by giving the app our window

app.run() #running our app

Using sprites, gameobjects and layers

from Core import PyEnviron #Importing the PyEnviron library
screen = PyEnviron.Window([800, 600], 'testwindow')
#Instantiating the window class to make a window, by specifying the size and name of the window

app = PyEnviron.App(screen) #Instantiating the app class by giving the app our window

image = PyEnviron.Sprite('PyEnviron/SpriteTests/2635d6c2b056dfb.png') #Loading a sprite for our use by specfying a file path

layer = PyEnviron.Layer() #Instantiating a layer for us to put sprites into

#The gameobject class, will have all the variables regarding the sprite, like the image, position, rotation, and script attached to it.
gm = PyEnviron.GameObject(image) #Instantiating a gameobject for us to use by giving it our sprite, position, rotation and scale are [0, 0], 0 degrees and [1, 1], respectivly, by defualt.

layer.add_gameobject(gm) #Adding our game object to the layer

app.add_layer(layer) #Adding the layer to our app

app.run()#Running the app