pyvida 6.1.4

Cross platform point-and-click 2D adventure game engine

pyvida

an easy-to-use fully-featured cross platform point-and-click adventure game engine

Features

• cross platform - windows, mac and linux
• open source
• clean scripting language (python) allows full control of actors and menu
• in-game scene editor (linux only)
• unlimited scenes and actors
• actors have unlimited animations
• full logging for errors, warning and debug
• smart loading for handling art assets so you can concentrate of your plotting
• menus and inventories built in
• fully scriptable menus
• easily switch between playable characters
• supports any image and sound formats supported by SDL (we recommend PNG for images and OGG for sound)
• supports any screen size
• supports any colour depth
• alpha blending on graphics
• walkareas, hotspots, walk behinds, etc

Installation

Windows

TBA

Mac OS

TBA

Linux

python setup.py install

Dependencies

• pyglet 1.2a or above
• pygame (for music and sound)
• python 3.3+

Currently testing on pyglet 1.3. To install use: pip install --upgrade https://bitbucket.org/pyglet/pyglet/get/tip.zip#egg=pyglet-1.3.0

Writing a game in pyvida

Please refer to the documentation in pyvida/docs

Empty Project

    app = Game(name="basic project", fullscreen=False)
    app.init()  # initialise sound and graphics
    app.run()  # start the event loop

Game with one scene

    app = Game(name="basic project", fullscreen=False)

    scene = Scene("main interface")
    app.add(scene)
    app.camera.scene(scene)  # set the camera to the scene

    app.init()  # initialise sound and graphics
    app.run()  # start the event loop

Developer

You can contribute to pyvida by cloning the github repository.

To make a scripting event, on your class add a:

def on_<event>(self) method. self.busy += 1 # to make the event block the next event for that actor self.game._waiting = True # to make the event block all other events in the game.

Tests

Run the tests: python3 tests.py