Basic Animation in Python 3 Part 6: Using Classes

In this series I explain how animation works and how to code animated sprites in Python 3 using the Turtle Module.

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[أحمدبرخدمحمد]

thank you you are in the best teachars ever i meet

[Voronza]

I love how you keep it as simple as possible. Glory to the OOP!

[ethansofiadada]

I highly recommend to anyone to watch this in tandem with his series on Object Motion. Between the two, you can make just about anything happen! I can see how this was a prelude to the Ultimate Python Game Tutorial that I'll be watching down the line. Also, thanks for the Socratica link. I didn't end up needing it thanks to the Object Motion Tutorial's use of classes, but it's super-slick and well-presented! Nicely done again, Mad Christian! Now off to apply this to Space Invaders! :)

[viborgmusen]

Thank you very much for your series, they are all really great :D .And thank you for also sharing the code on github. I had an error, and by comparing with my own code, I could find out, that I had missed the t in init ;)

[jeevithaasathiyanarayanan]

Really informative playlist. Thank you sir!

[deepakpitaliya]

A very good series of videos to illustrate working of turtle module for beginners. Thank you, TokyoEdtech.

[bbulliard]

Excellent and simple video. World class video so nice! Thank you

[kenthompson]

This is a great little series of videos to wake up any emerging python skills. The problem is what next? Is there a recommendation for the rest of the skills to teach the fundamentals so well? Thank you. Even the best description of how classes work I have had since they were devised! So just mentally drop the objects name into self and bingo! Any grandkids coding skills will face this little check out.

[Eren-fvzr]

Thank you so much for teaching me a new method

[Emily-yqbl]

This playlist was super helpful, thanks !

[curlyflipper]

Ed man you're the best, I love you man

[prtvivs.hotwheeeels]

Great tutorial! Keep up the good work! Cheers!

[RyanMTube]

Hi, any advice on how to go from beginner to being competent enough to gain a job in programming? Other than copying videos of course. Like would you recommend any particular books or courses to purchase? Also any recommendations on how to approach each program prior to coding, do you write down all of the pseudo code and algorithms for every tutorial? All of the videos on YouTube make it seem like they just go on the fly and type, do this, and that and make it seem like people, even beginners, should be able to understand the route they took to get to that decision. ( not saying that is what you do, as I found yours so easy to follow)
Also maybe a rough time frame to become a ‘competent’ coder, in your experience? and what else should you learn alongside python?

[Bryan-bhcy]

Hello, great tutorial ! one thing I'm wondering is does class inheritance put self as default value ? Like super().__init__(), does it differ compare to super().__init__(self)?

[charlesdevine]

could you make a game over/ press to play message to screen?

[austinmitchell]

Very helpful, but I wish you had covered moving players around the screen. I'm trying to figure out how to make a player move to specific coordinates over time

[shaharyarahmed]

Hey,


I have three questions. First is there a way to make a list of characters and play the same animation on all of them? Secondly is it possible to run two animations at the same time smoothly as when my players starts to move my enemy slows down and the game isn't that smooth. Lastly, Can we make a collision system between the player and enemy?

[williamschmidt]

Hey Christian, could you make a tutorial on how to implement it into our space invaders program? i tried to do it myself but i couldn't make it work, it would still run the program but not the animation

[damiamquimtana]

Hi, How to put more frames (images) into the same class so when i call it with a different character it has different animations?

[Prostylin]

Just curious, does it have to be called __init__ or can i call it something else like base or something