Dec-22-2019, 06:43 PM
You can use pygame form whatever editor you like, doesn't matter.
As for how to install it, go to you command line for your computer, not the python terminal and type, "pip install pygame". If python is in your path that is it.
But pygame isn't a game engine with an interactive console, it's just a library. It just gives you some functions that are very useful for making simple graphical 2d games.
The best place to start using it would be to follow some tutorials on youtube. "Kidscancode" are intermediate, but if you stick with them you will end up with some nice games. Just search "pygame tutorial" and pick something you are interested in.
As for how to install it, go to you command line for your computer, not the python terminal and type, "pip install pygame". If python is in your path that is it.
But pygame isn't a game engine with an interactive console, it's just a library. It just gives you some functions that are very useful for making simple graphical 2d games.
The best place to start using it would be to follow some tutorials on youtube. "Kidscancode" are intermediate, but if you stick with them you will end up with some nice games. Just search "pygame tutorial" and pick something you are interested in.