Had to put this out for tradition even though a lot of this stuff was in the 10 year video. New stuff coming soon.

@Blue-Robin

5 ай бұрын

that's awesome

All of this in 1 year and in pygame too at that. I know it's probably really annoying at this point but I'll never stop singing your praises 👏

Amazing projects fluffy! Planet generator looks incredible

@cheapdramas313

4 ай бұрын

+++ i was shocked when saw planet generator

@happyjohn1656

4 ай бұрын

​@@cheapdramas313same

I am so happy to see PyGame being used to make such lovely looking games. After seeing a few of your videos, I am even more confident in my choosing PyGame to enter the world of game development. Thank you.

I've been using pygame for the first time last year during ludumdare and I was incredibly surprised how productive I was and how things flowed naturally. Definitely going to use it more in the future.

your pygame projects inspired me to look into pygame as a viable gamedev engine and was able to make and release a game with it on Steam last year (free to play). totally inspiring channel, thx!

you make so many improvements each year, good work this year fluffy!

I've been watching for about 3 years now, and it's been a treat to watch your projects get higher and higher quality over the years!

This is impressive! Amazing

You've got to be the best Pygame youtuber out there. My favorite has to be the planet generator!

@thenoseplays2488

5 ай бұрын

Man what I wouldn't give to have some of my favorite 4x games play on a map made with that planet generator. Endless Legend comes to mind.

Thanks man! Happy new year!

yo this is highly impressive and really well done improvement on the learning journey as well Fluffy. I must admit seeing you tackle project after project for the past couple years now. It's actually making me wanna go back into re-learning pygame again after a year and a half break to learning godot as a backup. I hope you had a great year this year. Thanks for being inspiring from another learning gamedev to another. Amazing stuff. Seeing all the projects you've been creating these past few years. Has been encouraging me a ton on wanting to re-learn pygame as well as a backup. Thanks so much fluffypotato.

Man, the lava on PixKarts looks so cool!! I love all those little effects, like the leafs falling on the trees in the platformer that just add so much. Can’t wait to see all the stuff you make this year!

thanks for creating the discord server that helped us get to know each other and get to places we never thought that we would accomplish. Your tutorials helped me and a lot of others to continuously make games. You have also proved that making games in pygame isn't so bad and pushed what little pygame was for. We cant wait for your future projects!

Damn, you work really fast. Great job!

Congrats on the Blackthornprod video, you were one of the first coding tutorials I followed back in 2018

amazing stuff from you like always

wow those projects look amazing, fluffy! I think that you could make a game like space engine with that planet generator. A lot of ppl would be interested in that type of game.

Hi, really love your vids, they are impressive, I too am making a game in pygame and have a question, how would one make a crt like screen in 2d without making each letter or thing on screen be already drawn with the effect of it being slanted, and make the screen also be kinda diagonal from the player?

You Inspire me everytime I watch any of your videos.

I think it was a very wonderful journey .❤

keep it up!!!!

You are one of ideal how a programmer should be! Keep it up 👍 Love your dedication bro❤. I would be become like you someday.

A new video from the goat

Hey, pretty cool stuff, as always. My only doubt for using pygame today is the fragmentation (old and ce) :(

Greetings and Salutations! I have a question, and if you have a moment, or if anyone has a moment, I would appreciate your input. When participating is a Game Jam did you find it a detriment because you could not publish your game as a web game? I know many people will not download a game and play it but they will play a game that will play in a web browser. I ask this because a lot of the engines will port to a web application. I would prefer using a framework rather than an engine. However, most frameworks have difficulty porting to a web application. Thank you for your help, and as always you are doing a great job. Thank you.

i absolutely love the planet generator

Hey can you make a basic tutorial on how to move a rect or sprite from a point A to a point where ever the rect/sprite is, probably how to scale it in the process and if you've already done it please tell me.

THE PLANET GENERATOR IS SO COOL

Hi, I'm new to game programming, you mentioned your new "pipeline" with modernGL in the description and I've seen this term in others videos, but I couldn't find anything that explained it clearly, do you have some source so I can learn about? I'm confused if its a human process for CI/CD, a method to treat data or some kind of design pattern... I'm really confused about it, It would be awesome if you could give me any orientation where I can find information about. Thanks for your videos, and if you can answer this comment too! :D

@DaFluffyPotato

5 ай бұрын

It's a rendering pipeline. Google ModernGL

Hi! How does the lighting work in your fishing game?

With a framework how do you accurately position all these objects and entities accurately in correct position

All of those games looks really impressive, but I am wondering about one thing. Most of projects here have pixelart-ish graphics style, is it just purely because of some sort of artistic causes or does the pygame low speed for rendering graphics on higher resolutions also played some role during the process of visual design here?

@kelsierii4747

5 ай бұрын

I think it's just his art style

@hillybankok

5 ай бұрын

@@kelsierii4747 a pixelart sytle is very helpful for performance reasons

@kelsierii4747

5 ай бұрын

@@hillybankok how come? Pygame displays whatever image you give it. He's not drawing the player one rect at a time.

@hillybankok

5 ай бұрын

@@kelsierii4747 if the image that you tell pygame to render is 1920x1080 that would much slower than rendering 640x360

@kelsierii4747

5 ай бұрын

@@hillybankok not if it's scaled down. What matters is the actual size that is displayed, not the original image size, if I'm not mistaken.

so if I understood, the chicken in pixkartz works like a banana, but it's still alive after being hit by the car, do you know how can I get this chicken ??? good work btw

@DaFluffyPotato

5 ай бұрын

It's not an item. It's a road hazard.

Amazing work.Need tutorial for fishing game.😊

Amazing.We want fishing game tutorial buddy.

Hello, do you have a tutorial on how to make a "face tracking avatar"?

When pixkartz mobile Port gonna release can't wait for it (Btw what is the name of the art style)

@marcosgarrido2993

5 ай бұрын

The artstile is called spritestack as far as I know, and Fluffy has a great video explaining it in detail

@5ubzadoppio

5 ай бұрын

@@marcosgarrido2993 thanks bro

where can i try the planet generator?

@DaFluffyPotato

4 ай бұрын

I only shared it on Patreon.

I'm not fully aware of the state of the development, but have you cancelled Vagrant?

dud your pygame tutorial was so hard I gave up on learning programming all together.

In 2024 i'll learn how to make games

Yawnoc video when?

and here i am stuck on snake game😢

Hello DaFluffy, can you please renew your website's security certificate?

@DaFluffyPotato

3 ай бұрын

fixed

Android version pls.

first lol

@smellyfrog2463

5 ай бұрын

nvm

First

your games are really cool games