Re: [pygame] Gui

[Keith Nemitz <keithn@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

I'd like to offer my own effort. I have been using a very minimal 
pygame GUI for my last three products. I've published it on my 
web-site.

www.mousechief.com

You'll find it's download link next to the Fruit-o-matic game. The 
sources include the complete Fruit-o-matic game. Faces and Features is 
small and easy to pick up and extend. I has it's own event loop, but 
the code is brief enough to take charge of it as you like. The small 
example included is an excellent introduction to Faces n Features' few 
fundamentals.

Keith Nemitz


On Jun 27, 2005, at 8:59 AM, Simon Wittber wrote:

> The problem with most GUI toolkits, from a game programmer point of 
> view...
>
> ... is the need to integrate their GUI main loop.
>
> Most of us like to do things our own way, and being shackled into a
> GUI framework is usually (at least for me) an unpleasant experience.
> I've ended up writing my own event engine, which I can plug into most
> GUI toolkits and frameworks. I've been able to integrate pygame,
> twisted, and wx in a fairly generic way.
>
> I do wonder though, what/if people have tried as alternatives to event
> driven GUI programming... anyone care to share?
>
> Sw.