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Game Saving, New Levels, and Pickles - Pygame5

Game Saving, New Levels, and Pickles

In this article we will use the Python cPickle module to implement game saving and loading. We will also learn how to add new levels and locations to the game. The implementation of cPickle discussed in this article can be used in a wide variety of simple python games!

Implementing a Quadtree Collision System

Quadtree Collision System

You’re working hard on a new game. You have many ideas and many items on screen at once that all need to be tested for collisions with each other. Unfortunately, your computer isn’t powerful enough to check for a collision between every object on screen without a severe drop in frame rate. At this point you could just decide to limit your game to less items, but that is the cheap way out and your game will never get anywhere like that! Instead you should use a quadtree collision system! In this article I will discuss what a quadtree is, and how to implement it in Python to improve the efficiency of a particle simulator. Although this tutorial uses Python for a particle simulator, the code is easy to understand and is useful in many other programming languages and applications!

New Particle Simulator on GitHub

Hey everybody! I started a new repository on GitHub for a particle simulator using Pygame and Python. The simulator has all the basics, including gravity, collision detection, and particle orbits.
Here is a link to the repository: https://github.com/flpymonkey/Particle-Simulator

Check out the game progress on GitHub! This will be the place to check for the most recent updates on the game.