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[Skyrunner]

Every time I look at python declarations, I cringe because it looks like the reserved system functions in C++ xD
Things that look like _pblockid(), or _global_, or such, and usually have inline C code. Scary-looking, terse, incomprehensible C code.

[cerapa]

I bwhut.

SADWDsfdsfds

Freaking compiler. I just spent an hour trying to figure out why the hell having an std::string, constructing a class or doing pretty much anything useful was causing memory errors. Apparently the compiler/debugger couldn't notice the fact that half the program was compiled earlier with another compiler, and the other half with another(updated the compiler, least thats what I assume happened). Just needed to rebuild the darn thing.

[Mephisto]

Anyway, how do you create new classes inside of a class? I tried to do it like I do it in a function (which works) but I get this:

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File "C:\<~~>\person.py", line 13, in __init__
    self.age = time.Time(1, 20)
AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute 'Time'I can move this to the function which creates the person class, but I'd prefer to do it in __init__.

More information is needed. How is time imported?

Also, function which creates the person class? That's __init__(). You're not declaring a function named Time(), are you?

[Dutchling]

Time is a class, located in time.py

time.py is imported in all modules, as I thought that might fix the problem, but it didn't . I import before anything else in modules. The person class is created in worldgen.py.

Some relevant parts:

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# person.py
# Contains the Person class

import time

class Person:
    def __init__(self, gamedefault):

        self.age = time.Time(1, 20)

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# time.py
# Contains the Time class

import random
import time

class Time:
    def __init__(self, monthInit=1, yearInit=1):
        self.month = monthInit
        self.year = yearInit

[Mephisto]

I just recreated your environment to the best of my ability and I'm not getting any errors. Hmm...

[Berserker]

Python already has a module called time, maybe person.py is using that instead of the time.py you created?

[Antur]

Depending where the time.py is located in your file tree you could be importing time.py from standard library there. (python imports are sometimes pretty crazy)

(Ninja'ed)

[Dutchling]

Python already has a module called time, maybe person.py is using that instead of the time.py you created?

Changed everything to timeMod and that fixed it! Thanks

[SethCreiyd]

Built-in modules like time have priority with import statements unless you perform magic.  Ninjas.

[LoSboccacc]

anyone know of a precooked example of a multiplayer 2d physic example like this one
https://github.com/onedayitwillmake/RealtimeMultiplayerNodeJs

but in java because I am lazy and don't wan't to have anything to do with js?

[Max White]

Speaking of games and Java, anybody know a good package to make games with Java? Specifically for 2d graphics, also sound and input bundled is nice.
I don't think java.swing is what one might call ideal...

[MagmaMcFry]

Speaking of games and Java, anybody know a good package to make games with Java? Specifically for 2d graphics, also sound and input bundled is nice.
I don't think java.swing is what one might call ideal...

I can only recommend LWJGL (LightWeight Java Game Library). It has OpenGL.

[Mephisto]

Speaking of games and Java, anybody know a good package to make games with Java? Specifically for 2d graphics, also sound and input bundled is nice.
I don't think java.swing is what one might call ideal...

Slick2D? Maybe here...

The main site (slick2d.org) seems to be down, so I'm not sure if I should even be recommending this anymore.

[Max White]

I can only recommend LWJGL (LightWeight Java Game Library). It has OpenGL.

I have heard some good things, and some bad. Mainly that it is pretty fast and thin though, so might be worth dealing with what will no doubt amount to crappy documentation. If I don't get any other contenders, then we have a winner by default.

[MagmaMcFry]

I can only recommend LWJGL (LightWeight Java Game Library). It has OpenGL.

I have heard some good things, and some bad. Mainly that it is pretty fast and thin though, so might be worth dealing with what will no doubt amount to crappy documentation. If I don't get any other contenders, then we have a winner by default.

Well, I found it extremely easy to use. I need only ~10 calls to the library in my projects (not counting OpenGL calls), and if you need some OpenGL documentation, I can documentation for you. Want an example game source?