Basic Animation in Python 3 Part 4: Using Images

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

NEED HELP?

❤️❤️ SHOW SOME LOVE AND SUPPORT THE CHANNEL ❤️❤️

Click Join and Become a Channel Member Today!
Channel members can get preferential comment replies, early access to new content, members only live streams, and access to my private Discord.

Amazon Affiliate Links

Other Affiliate Links

LINKS

LEARN MORE PYTHON

LEARN MORE JAVA

#Python #Tutorial #Beginner

[pariah_boy]

Hey Christian, I need your help I can't register the images as shapes...I use windows. and when I copy and paste the path of the images it gives me a syntax error - " (unicode error) 'unicodeescape' codec can't decode bytes in position 2-3: truncated escape"

[ryze]

@Tokyoedtech, What do you editor/cropper do you use for your images? I can't seem to find a good editor (online/offline) for just plain images like your invaders.

[sushmitasamantaray]

I am in windows it doesn't work, I gave the path still

[WACkZerden]

hi, i dont suppose you can help a windows user? it ran fine(looping both .GIF) until i added "player.frames". now when I run the code, it is only showing the first .gif. also my geany app and Visual studio code dont seem to recognize or suggest the .frame method.

[idkwhatisthis-ug]

Hello, I like this video, and I subscribe this channel

[cookiedog]

do you have to do the path thing if you are using mac?

[turhantisinli]

Couldn't you find smaller pictures?😀

[cookiedog]

whenever i try to adjust the size of the shape on the preview editor thing, it doesn't change the size on the code

[manilacartoonchannel]

may be it should be in gif format as u already said.

[viveknair]

Hi Christian. I did enter the complete path on This shows a unicode error. Please help.

[aliguliyev]

Can you send me the invader gifs
I dont't have them