Multiple classes in another class

[Dargonoth]

@ Larz60+

Thanks for the quick response. That seemed to solve the issue.
Been using super() in all the books I have been reading but board is not a type of tile so didn't think that was the answer.

Leave it to a simple syntax error on my part. That's usually the issue, but not familiar enough with it to spot it on my own.
Thanks again!!

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I changed line 7 in board.py to:

self.board = [[Tile()] * self.size for i in range(self.size)]

not getting an error now. but doing further testing to make sure it is working correctly

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Ok this still not acting the way I want. I am creating a Lightout game. Only this one has 3 different colors to it (RGB). So if you click on a tile on the board, that tile and all tiles around it change color. After using a looping print statement. I see nothing is changing. Why?

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After looking at this a bit more, I see you are embedding 'Tile' into self.board.
but Tile still has not been instantiated. This is just the address of class Tile
I'm not really sure what you are trying to do here.
Perhaps you could explain a bit more.

Ok this still not acting the way I want. I am creating a Lightout game. Only this one has 3 different colors to it (RGB). So if you click on a tile on the board, that tile and all tiles around it change color. After using a looping print statement. I see nothing is changing. Why?