Re: [pygame] Ideas about storing questions/answers for a boardGame.

[bhaaluu <bhaaluu@xxxxxxxxx>]

There is a nice example in Chapter 10 of Andy Harris's book:
Game Programming, called adventure.py.
http://www.cs.iupui.edu/~aharris/pygame/
It relies on his free gameEngine.py module and a free TTF.
The source code is available from the above site.
The game is an example of a "finite state machine".
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On Jan 23, 2008 3:36 PM, marta sanz <p22sacam@xxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I'm trying to develop a board game that has a board, and depending on
> the square a player goes, he has to answer a question and if the
> answer is wrong the play turn goes to other player, and if it is
> right, the player can redrop the dice, the player with more right
> answered questions win. Does anyone have any idea on how can I store
> the questions and answers? I thought about a text file with a
> question per line,but don't know if it is a good idea...
>
> This game is aimed to be used by my sister's school teacher in her
> class of 10 years old kids. I said this because, despite the fact
> that I will give this game with some questions so they can play from
> the moment I give it to them, I would like the teacher to make her
> own question bank once the kids have learned the questions I give at
> the beginning, but have no idea of how can i do a simple bank and how
> can I access it from the pygame code.
>
> Any idea?
>
> Thanks so much.
> Marta.
>