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RE:[pygame] Re: GUI for pygame : ThorPy

Hello,

Yes you can set image and size of the buttons for each state (normal, pressed, etc...).
You can set the image of the element with "my_element.set_image(path_to_image)". (second optionnal argument: state of the button. Typically you would use thorpy.constants.STATE_NORMAL and thorpy.constants.STATE_PRESSED)

If the image doesn't change, you can also instanciate an element of type thorpy.Image and directly use the right image. Anyway I will add a small example/tutorial for using images as button, since many people want to do that.

Note that if you want a clean, customized style, you can also make a "design" template. A tutorial has already been written for this : http://www.thorpy.org/tutorials/painters.html .
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De : owner-pygame-users@xxxxxxxx [owner-pygame-users@xxxxxxxx] de la part de Michael [mjrearden714@xxxxxxxxx]
Envoyé : jeudi 2 juillet 2015 18:05
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Objet : [pygame] Re: GUI for pygame : ThorPy

Just a small question, could you import custom pictures for the buttons, so
it looks more customized?



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