| Did the GSOC-project in 2010 ever make it in to pygame? Found the repository a while ago: https://bitbucket.org/schlangen/pygamedraw/
I was wondering if it would be possible to create a "Easy hacks"-list (like The Document Foundation does for LibreOffice) to ease in to helping out in developing pygame. If I have some time over it would be interesting to help out, but I wouldn't know where to start!
/Carl 28 nov 2011 kl. 21.18 skrev Lenard Lindstrom: Hi,
There is not a lot of difference. If I understand correctly, the draw module is based on the gfxdraw library. The gfxdraw module was backported into Pygame from Pygame Reloaded. It has a few antialiased draw functions missing in the Pygame draw module. But all gfxdraw functions produces 1 pixel width lines only. The draw module uses crude methods to also produce wider lines. In general, the gfxdraw module is more low level, but also implements more basic draw operations.
Lenard Lindstrom
On Nov 28, 2011, ANKUR AGGARWAL <coolankur2006@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hey
I was goofing around the web and found out the gfx draw API of the
python module. Through search and all found out that it is used to
draw shapes . pygame.draw also do the same work. So I want to know
what exactly is the difference between them??? I searched on the web a
lot but unable to find out an appropriate answers. Please help!!!
Thanks In Advance
Regards
Ankur Aggarwal
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