pgaddons 1.2.1

A collection of additions to pygame.

pygame-addons

Contains classes and functions to help make games and guis with pygame

Notes

I don't know what version of python is needed for this package to work.

Anywhere in the documentation where it says pg, it is referring to pygame.

This is mainly just a passion project/project to help future projects, but it would be nice if it had some use.

Features

Here's a list of features that are currently available in this package:

Classes

Examples of how to use these classes can be found in the examples folder.

Button

A class that creates a button that can be clicked on.

Parameters:

• pos - The position of the button
• size - The size of the button
• colour - The colour of the button
• text - The text that will be displayed on the button - Default: ""
• text_colour - The colour of the text - Format: str, tuple[int, int, int] or pg.Color - Default: pg.Color("white")
• font - The font of the text - Format: str, pg.font.Font or pg.font.SysFont - Default: "freesansbold"
• font_size - The size of the font - Default: 30

Input Field

A class that creates an input field that can be typed in.

Parameters:

• pos - The position of the input field
• size - The size of the input field
• colour - The colour of the input field
• active_colour - The colour of the input field when it is active
• background_text - The text that will be displayed when the input field is empty - Format: str or list - Default: ""
• font_colour - The colour of the text - Format: str, tuple[int, int, int] or pg.Color - Default: pg.Color("white")
• font - The font of the text - Format: str, pg.font.Font or pg.font.SysFont - Default: "freesansbold"
• font_size - The size of the font - Default: 30
• max_length - The maximum length of the text in the input field - Default: 10

Slider

A class that creates a slider that can be used to go through numbers.

Parameters:

• pos - The position of the slider
• size - The size of the slider
• colour - The colour of the slider

pos, size, colour: tuple[int, int, int] | pg.Color, border_colour: tuple[int, int, int] | pg.Color, min_value: int, max_value: int, start_value: int, border_size: int = 3, background_text: str = "", font: str | type[pg.font.Font] | type[pg.font.SysFont] = "freesansbold", font_size=25, font_colour: str | tuple[int, int, int] | pg.Color = pg.Color("white"))