Feb-19-2021, 08:10 PM
PyGame can be used for more than games. It is designed to make it easier to write applications where the user interacts with a highly dynamic application. Most GUI applications are completely event driven. The user clicks a button or does something and the software responds. Other than responding to user events the software is idle. Between the two are applications that are mostly event driven, but may also have a timer that periodically fires an event. This last may be what you are looking for.
If I was writing the application in Qt I would use a QTimer. For tkinter I would see if I could do what I need with after().
You haven't answered my question. What is laser? When you see your program in your mind, what does laser do?
If I was writing the application in Qt I would use a QTimer. For tkinter I would see if I could do what I need with after().
You haven't answered my question. What is laser? When you see your program in your mind, what does laser do?