4. Racey – Boundaries
STEP Four – A STEP Four – B AND Change the following line; FROM to STEP Four – C Run your code If you move the race car to either edge the game will stop
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3. Racey – Movement
STEP Three – A STEP Three – B Run your code You should see a screen like this and you should be able to use the arrow keys to move the car
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2. Racey – Display Images
Create a Project Folder Save the following image (racecar.png) into your project folder (you probably called it Racey)– be sure to name the image file racecar.png STEP Two – A STEP Two – B STEP Two – C Run your code You should now see a white screen with a race car.
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1: Racey – Initial Setup
Create a Project Folder Add a new folder where you save your school work and call in Racey Run VS Code, then open the Racey folder you created. Now create a new file and call it racey.py Add the following code to your code file Run your code You should see a window like the one below with
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Racey
Racey NOTE: You will need to have both Python and Pygame installed to use this tutorial. ONE: Follow the Build Basic Game steps to create your first python game TWO: Choose from the Add One Tasks to extend your game This tutorial based on content from https://pythonprogramming.net/ pygame install error If you have had issues with
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