@villaresI'm obviously completely biased, but, if you are an educator teaching #Python and using #pygame / #pygamece, do check out #py5 (https://py5coding.org).
I'm sure other sprite & game stuff must be easier in pygame, but I'm adapting a #PyMunk example, and IMHO, events are so much easier in py5...
(I'll try post it here tomorrow, I should be doing something else, as usual...)
py5coding.orgWelcome to py5! — py5 documentation
@villares@ciberlandia.ptcompare and take your own conclusions!
PyMunk with py5 https://github.com/villares/sketch-a-day/tree/main/2025/sketch_2025_04_23
PyMunk with pygame https://github.com/viblo/pymunk/blob/master/pymunk/examples/balls_and_lines.py
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