PyGame Beginner Tutorial in Python - Loading Spritesheets

In this video I will explain how to extract individual images from a spritesheet in PyGame. I am going to explain how to load a spritesheet, create a function to extract an image from it and finally create a class that can be imported into project

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[CanvasKreps-hpuz]

Mate ur pygame videos are absolute quality, u explain it so much clearer and better than my university. Big love

[muhammedelzalabany]

wow so much easier than the other tutorials I've watched five stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
you are so calm and just straight in your vids Thank you

[sylvanfranklin]

It saddens me that channels like this (that give actually good content and get straight to the point) don't get the attention they deserve. My advice is to make really appealing thumbnails

[timsim]

I used to sketch characters like Commander Keen onto a post-it note with a grid drawn on it and then redraw them, pixel by pixel, into the Urban Renewal Kit for Sim City when I was a kid. This stuff makes sense-THANK YOU!!!

[elianelebars]

Just the video I needed! Thanks a lot for your very clear and easy to follow explanations.

[tasinrahman]

Love your videos. Especially the way you run through procedural code before getting into classes it really helped me understand the absolute basics

[eugeneee]

Wow, I learnt a lot today. This channel is truly a gem!

[erikoostveen]

Excellent tutorial. Well explained, easy to follow. I am off to the next one; animation

[HoRRoRlets]

Dude....

This will be a great video. Went through this just a week ago on my own...Looking forward to working through it with you

[star_t]

As usual good video. And thanks for shooter and platformer tutorial. Now I'm making my own game thanks 😁

[jamesking]

Used this to fix issues with images that had black or outlines.

def get_image(sheet, frame, width, height, scale):
image = pygame.Surface((width, height),
image.blit(sheet, (0, 0), ((frame * width), 0, width, height))
image = pygame.transform.scale(image, (width * scale, height * scale))

return image

[wizardly]

Tip. Instead of using a defined color key, set the background to be transparent.

image = pygame.Surface((width, height),

[soupnoodles]

Thank you so much, this makes my game so much faster

[armanmaratuly]

Thank you! Very good, going to the next video to animate it

[vrajsavani]

Brilliant Tutorial. Onto The next part!

[stephenkentperez]

sprite_sheet =

making code readable is such a glorious endeavor.

[smokespekter]

this is so helpful, thank you so much!

[evagok]

You have forgotten to say like the video and comment :)))
You are best Jehuuehuue!!

[incogneeto]

Question because I am just learning. Is there a difference between making your while loop with

<run=True
While run:>
Versus
<While true>

Is there a performance difference or is it just personal preference? Also, great videos. They are helping me a lot, thank you!

[taunhawk]

Great video! Consolidates what I learned from your Udemy class for building an RPG with pygame.