One-day Tetris programming challenge using pyglet
Project description
PyGL-Tetrix
A Tetris clone written using Pyglet. This was done as a one-day project to practice pyglet and programming concepts. This was originally a one-file program, but is now a full python package.
Installation instructions
To play, simply install the package using the command below in the command prompt or terminal.
pip install PyGL-Tetrix
Then, use the following command to run the package.
python -m pygl_tetrix
Controls
- Move piece left - Left Arrow (←)
- Move piece right - Right Arrow (→)
- Move piece down - Down Arrow (↓)
- Rotate piece clockwise - E
- Rotate piece counter-clockwise - Q
- Pause game - Space
Features
- Eight difficulty levels
- All regular tetrominos
- Rotation around proper points
- Score tracking
WIP
- Hold piece function
- Next piece display
- Increased score for multiple line clears
- Rotation "kicking"
- Option to restart after game over
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