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followed a tutorial to make flappy bird some time back, should i add it here ?

A game where the player guesses a 4-digit number to win! Please assign me, thank you!

I would like to work in this pygame , can i?

Currently there is universe.py in which you can add the planets which will then react to gravitational physics. But the game currently has no UI to add planets and configure their starting speeds.

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Can add a normal ball paddle game where you need to keep the bouncing ball above with a controllable paddle.
No real objective of the game added right now though but can improve with time.

• So I was just running pylint on all files of this repo using command pylint $(git ls-files '*.py') locally, the score is very low.
• So if you want you can open some issues regarding its fixing.
• This will make the code more manageable and user friendly.
  

Hey... Sparsh...
So... how are you doing? It's been long since the last time we've last met.
I've been really busy with school recently, but it's the summer holiday here.
I've been barely getting any time to do anything but study, so I'm really sorry for kind of just leaving you (and this collab), I've missed you quite a lot.

I did a re-work of the platformer but it's not finished.
All I could get done was this.
platformer.tar.gz

There's a bug in deceleration so I commented it out.

I attempted to re-write the platformer with an entity-based approach, instead of a tile-based approach.
I wanted:

• Entities rather than tiles
• The player to be an entity rather than a separate thing
• Code cleanup
• Code commenting
• Ball physics (so I can add boulders or IDK, something on that line...)
• More realistic physics in general
• Moving objects, anchored objects, active (non-anchored) objects

but I could only finish the first two.

I wanted to add more games, an aim to the gravity physics test and collisions, but my lack of time (and experience) won't allow me. I'm having a hard time at home as well.

At least I tried. :)
So here's what I managed to come up with.

Although my parents wouldn't let me use Discord, I'll ask them again. But can't we just use something else?? I really want a (private) place to discuss my Scratch ban.

(Just typing Scrat** gives me the shivers...)

Also, I'm curious to know what your OS is...

Hey @sparshg I would love to add a ping pong game using pygame :-)
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Hey, Sparsh! Long time no see!
It's me, loneneuron (or MTM828). You see, I've been inactive on Element becautse I deleted my GitHub a while ago, and my GitHub was my authentication method on Element, so I couldn't access my account anymore. I hope my inactivity hasn't bothered you in any way.
So, how's it going? I'd love to know what you've been doing lately. How're you doing in college, did you write a compiler yet? Did you have fun[1] with words, pointers, instructions and assembly?

I thought the best thing I'd do after the inactivity would be to work on this project again, to give it a spark of life again. The gravity game (more like a 2D gravity simulation) could use perfectly perectly elastic rigid body collisions, like the one here: https://isaacphysics.org/concepts/cp_collisions?stage=all
My Python is a bit rusty, but I think I should have no problems working on it.

And again, sorry for the inactivity, I've been locked out of my Matrix account. We can chat again via email and Telegram if you want. And, erm... can I get promoted to a collaboratir again?

[1]: By "fun", I mean get tortured lol.

Can I update the readme.md with the games that have been added please?

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A main menu like user interface can be made to switch between the games without exiting the program

gifs should have small file size for quicker loading,

• UI can be improved
• Snake should not be able to reverse the direction
• Can be merged with snake game

Currently Hangman can only be played in terminal, pygame module needs to be added in it.

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Should we package the project via SetupTools?

https://packaging.python.org/guides/distributing-packages-using-setuptools/

I'll submit a pull request once you say yes.
And also, couldn't fix the bugs in #23, I might just rewrite the code.

Add a section which shows all the contributors with their (small size) profile icon

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