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Realtime CPU monitor using PyGame

Here’s a realtime CPU monitor using PyGame: ''' Author: https://github.com/Abdur-rahmaanJ Instructions: pip install psutil hooman==0.3.6 ''' from hooman…

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Display Most Frequent Words Using Pygame

""" Author: Abdur-Rahmaan Janhangeer Github: https://github.com/Abdur-rahmaanJ Instructions: pip install hooman """ from hooman import Hooman import pygame from …

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Coordinate Systems: Converting Screen Space to Map Space

When building a tile-based game, you constantly need to translate between two different worlds: 1. Screen Space: The actual pixel coordinates on your monitor (e.g., the mouse is a…

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Procedural Generation Basics: Random Map Generation in Python

In game development, Procedural Generation is the technique of using algorithms to create game content automatically rather than manually. While complex games like Minecraft…

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Tile-Based Game Map Rendering with Processing.py

Whether you’re building a classic RPG or a puzzle game, tile-based rendering is one of the most efficient ways to create large, structured game worlds. Instead of drawing every pix…

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Building a Dynamic Polygon Drawer in Processing.py

Have you ever wondered how vector drawing tools allow you to click and create complex shapes? In this tutorial, we will build a simple Polygon Drawer using Processing.py. This proj…

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Creating Smooth Mouse Trails in Processing.py using OOP

In creative coding, adding a “trail” effect can transform a simple animation into something dynamic and visually appealing. A trail is essentially a visual history of where an object has been. In t…

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