wizard game resbmit

[irstupid]

my very very very last minute re submission fixing me accidentally adding my entire instillation of circuit python. at least thats how i understand it i have no idea what i'm doing :)

[vercel]

@irstupid is attempting to deploy a commit to the Hack Club Team on Vercel.

A member of the Team first needs to authorize it.

[tanmayrajk]

I'd suggest two things to make it better.

• First is to make a simple restart screen instead of quitting the game when the player dies.
• The second is changing the senstivity of the buttons. It seems like if i just press the button for more than few milliseconds it considers it as more than one press.

[tanmayrajk]

keys=pygame.key.get_pressed()
ifkeys[pygame.K_LEFT]:
ifstate==2:
playerPos-=1else:
card-=1ifkeys[pygame.K_RIGHT]:
ifstate==2:
playerPos+=1else:
card+=1

Instead of using pygame.key.get_pressed() doing it with events would fix your keypress issue. Something like this:

foreventinpygame.event.get():
ifevent.type==pygame.QUIT:
pygame.quit()
breakifevent.type==pygame.KEYDOWN:
ifevent.key==pygame.K_SPACE:
#do something

[acornitum]

This is cool! I really enjoy the art. It reminds me of Slay the Spire - another game that has to do with using cards as moves in a dungeon! The animations you have there are adorable, and I love the way you draw the goblins.

This is very close to getting merged - as @tanmayrajk mentioned, could you add a start screen?

Thank you so much for submitting! Can't wait to play this after :D

Note: don't open a new PR, just commit changes to this current thread + send a comment when changes have been made!

[irstupid]

my very very very last minute re submission fixing me accidentally adding my entire instillation of circuit python. at least thats how i understand it i have no idea what i'm doing :)

[vercel]

@irstupid is attempting to deploy a commit to the Hack Club Team on Vercel.

A member of the Team first needs to authorize it.

[tanmayrajk]

I'd suggest two things to make it better.

• First is to make a simple restart screen instead of quitting the game when the player dies.
• The second is changing the senstivity of the buttons. It seems like if i just press the button for more than few milliseconds it considers it as more than one press.

[tanmayrajk]

keys=pygame.key.get_pressed()
ifkeys[pygame.K_LEFT]:
ifstate==2:
playerPos-=1else:
card-=1ifkeys[pygame.K_RIGHT]:
ifstate==2:
playerPos+=1else:
card+=1

Instead of using pygame.key.get_pressed() doing it with events would fix your keypress issue. Something like this:

foreventinpygame.event.get():
ifevent.type==pygame.QUIT:
pygame.quit()
breakifevent.type==pygame.KEYDOWN:
ifevent.key==pygame.K_SPACE:
#do something

[acornitum]

This is cool! I really enjoy the art. It reminds me of Slay the Spire - another game that has to do with using cards as moves in a dungeon! The animations you have there are adorable, and I love the way you draw the goblins.

This is very close to getting merged - as @tanmayrajk mentioned, could you add a start screen?

Thank you so much for submitting! Can't wait to play this after :D

Note: don't open a new PR, just commit changes to this current thread + send a comment when changes have been made!

[irstupid]

my very very very last minute re submission fixing me accidentally adding my entire instillation of circuit python. at least thats how i understand it i have no idea what i'm doing :)

[vercel]

@irstupid is attempting to deploy a commit to the Hack Club Team on Vercel.

A member of the Team first needs to authorize it.

[tanmayrajk]

I'd suggest two things to make it better.

• First is to make a simple restart screen instead of quitting the game when the player dies.
• The second is changing the senstivity of the buttons. It seems like if i just press the button for more than few milliseconds it considers it as more than one press.

[tanmayrajk]

keys=pygame.key.get_pressed()
ifkeys[pygame.K_LEFT]:
ifstate==2:
playerPos-=1else:
card-=1ifkeys[pygame.K_RIGHT]:
ifstate==2:
playerPos+=1else:
card+=1

Instead of using pygame.key.get_pressed() doing it with events would fix your keypress issue. Something like this:

foreventinpygame.event.get():
ifevent.type==pygame.QUIT:
pygame.quit()
breakifevent.type==pygame.KEYDOWN:
ifevent.key==pygame.K_SPACE:
#do something

[acornitum]

This is cool! I really enjoy the art. It reminds me of Slay the Spire - another game that has to do with using cards as moves in a dungeon! The animations you have there are adorable, and I love the way you draw the goblins.

This is very close to getting merged - as @tanmayrajk mentioned, could you add a start screen?

Thank you so much for submitting! Can't wait to play this after :D

Note: don't open a new PR, just commit changes to this current thread + send a comment when changes have been made!

[irstupid]

my very very very last minute re submission fixing me accidentally adding my entire instillation of circuit python. at least thats how i understand it i have no idea what i'm doing :)

[vercel]

@irstupid is attempting to deploy a commit to the Hack Club Team on Vercel.

A member of the Team first needs to authorize it.

[tanmayrajk]

I'd suggest two things to make it better.

• First is to make a simple restart screen instead of quitting the game when the player dies.
• The second is changing the senstivity of the buttons. It seems like if i just press the button for more than few milliseconds it considers it as more than one press.

[tanmayrajk]

keys=pygame.key.get_pressed()
ifkeys[pygame.K_LEFT]:
ifstate==2:
playerPos-=1else:
card-=1ifkeys[pygame.K_RIGHT]:
ifstate==2:
playerPos+=1else:
card+=1

Instead of using pygame.key.get_pressed() doing it with events would fix your keypress issue. Something like this:

foreventinpygame.event.get():
ifevent.type==pygame.QUIT:
pygame.quit()
breakifevent.type==pygame.KEYDOWN:
ifevent.key==pygame.K_SPACE:
#do something

[acornitum]

This is cool! I really enjoy the art. It reminds me of Slay the Spire - another game that has to do with using cards as moves in a dungeon! The animations you have there are adorable, and I love the way you draw the goblins.

This is very close to getting merged - as @tanmayrajk mentioned, could you add a start screen?

Thank you so much for submitting! Can't wait to play this after :D

Note: don't open a new PR, just commit changes to this current thread + send a comment when changes have been made!

[irstupid]

my very very very last minute re submission fixing me accidentally adding my entire instillation of circuit python. at least thats how i understand it i have no idea what i'm doing :)

[vercel]

@irstupid is attempting to deploy a commit to the Hack Club Team on Vercel.

A member of the Team first needs to authorize it.

[tanmayrajk]

I'd suggest two things to make it better.

• First is to make a simple restart screen instead of quitting the game when the player dies.
• The second is changing the senstivity of the buttons. It seems like if i just press the button for more than few milliseconds it considers it as more than one press.

[tanmayrajk]

keys=pygame.key.get_pressed()
ifkeys[pygame.K_LEFT]:
ifstate==2:
playerPos-=1else:
card-=1ifkeys[pygame.K_RIGHT]:
ifstate==2:
playerPos+=1else:
card+=1

Instead of using pygame.key.get_pressed() doing it with events would fix your keypress issue. Something like this:

foreventinpygame.event.get():
ifevent.type==pygame.QUIT:
pygame.quit()
breakifevent.type==pygame.KEYDOWN:
ifevent.key==pygame.K_SPACE:
#do something

[acornitum]

This is cool! I really enjoy the art. It reminds me of Slay the Spire - another game that has to do with using cards as moves in a dungeon! The animations you have there are adorable, and I love the way you draw the goblins.

This is very close to getting merged - as @tanmayrajk mentioned, could you add a start screen?

Thank you so much for submitting! Can't wait to play this after :D

Note: don't open a new PR, just commit changes to this current thread + send a comment when changes have been made!

[irstupid]

my very very very last minute re submission fixing me accidentally adding my entire instillation of circuit python. at least thats how i understand it i have no idea what i'm doing :)

[vercel]

@irstupid is attempting to deploy a commit to the Hack Club Team on Vercel.

A member of the Team first needs to authorize it.

[tanmayrajk]

I'd suggest two things to make it better.

• First is to make a simple restart screen instead of quitting the game when the player dies.
• The second is changing the senstivity of the buttons. It seems like if i just press the button for more than few milliseconds it considers it as more than one press.

[tanmayrajk]

keys=pygame.key.get_pressed()
ifkeys[pygame.K_LEFT]:
ifstate==2:
playerPos-=1else:
card-=1ifkeys[pygame.K_RIGHT]:
ifstate==2:
playerPos+=1else:
card+=1

Instead of using pygame.key.get_pressed() doing it with events would fix your keypress issue. Something like this:

foreventinpygame.event.get():
ifevent.type==pygame.QUIT:
pygame.quit()
breakifevent.type==pygame.KEYDOWN:
ifevent.key==pygame.K_SPACE:
#do something

[acornitum]

This is cool! I really enjoy the art. It reminds me of Slay the Spire - another game that has to do with using cards as moves in a dungeon! The animations you have there are adorable, and I love the way you draw the goblins.

This is very close to getting merged - as @tanmayrajk mentioned, could you add a start screen?

Thank you so much for submitting! Can't wait to play this after :D

Note: don't open a new PR, just commit changes to this current thread + send a comment when changes have been made!

[irstupid]

my very very very last minute re submission fixing me accidentally adding my entire instillation of circuit python. at least thats how i understand it i have no idea what i'm doing :)

[vercel]

@irstupid is attempting to deploy a commit to the Hack Club Team on Vercel.

A member of the Team first needs to authorize it.

[tanmayrajk]

I'd suggest two things to make it better.

• First is to make a simple restart screen instead of quitting the game when the player dies.
• The second is changing the senstivity of the buttons. It seems like if i just press the button for more than few milliseconds it considers it as more than one press.

[tanmayrajk]

keys=pygame.key.get_pressed()
ifkeys[pygame.K_LEFT]:
ifstate==2:
playerPos-=1else:
card-=1ifkeys[pygame.K_RIGHT]:
ifstate==2:
playerPos+=1else:
card+=1

Instead of using pygame.key.get_pressed() doing it with events would fix your keypress issue. Something like this:

foreventinpygame.event.get():
ifevent.type==pygame.QUIT:
pygame.quit()
breakifevent.type==pygame.KEYDOWN:
ifevent.key==pygame.K_SPACE:
#do something

[acornitum]

This is cool! I really enjoy the art. It reminds me of Slay the Spire - another game that has to do with using cards as moves in a dungeon! The animations you have there are adorable, and I love the way you draw the goblins.

This is very close to getting merged - as @tanmayrajk mentioned, could you add a start screen?

Thank you so much for submitting! Can't wait to play this after :D

Note: don't open a new PR, just commit changes to this current thread + send a comment when changes have been made!

[irstupid]

my very very very last minute re submission fixing me accidentally adding my entire instillation of circuit python. at least thats how i understand it i have no idea what i'm doing :)

[vercel]

@irstupid is attempting to deploy a commit to the Hack Club Team on Vercel.

A member of the Team first needs to authorize it.

[tanmayrajk]

I'd suggest two things to make it better.

• First is to make a simple restart screen instead of quitting the game when the player dies.
• The second is changing the senstivity of the buttons. It seems like if i just press the button for more than few milliseconds it considers it as more than one press.

[tanmayrajk]

keys=pygame.key.get_pressed()
ifkeys[pygame.K_LEFT]:
ifstate==2:
playerPos-=1else:
card-=1ifkeys[pygame.K_RIGHT]:
ifstate==2:
playerPos+=1else:
card+=1

Instead of using pygame.key.get_pressed() doing it with events would fix your keypress issue. Something like this:

foreventinpygame.event.get():
ifevent.type==pygame.QUIT:
pygame.quit()
breakifevent.type==pygame.KEYDOWN:
ifevent.key==pygame.K_SPACE:
#do something

[acornitum]

This is cool! I really enjoy the art. It reminds me of Slay the Spire - another game that has to do with using cards as moves in a dungeon! The animations you have there are adorable, and I love the way you draw the goblins.

This is very close to getting merged - as @tanmayrajk mentioned, could you add a start screen?

Thank you so much for submitting! Can't wait to play this after :D

Note: don't open a new PR, just commit changes to this current thread + send a comment when changes have been made!