Texture Loading | Coding Terraria in Python | Pygame Tutorial Ep. 3

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I know that this video seems kind of pointless at the time being, but as we add 100-200 different blocks, our approach to texture loading will become increasingly important.

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[thomasmaugis]

Hello all, Thanks coding sphere for this very good, very clean tutorial.

Trying to follow your tutoial with pygame 2.5.2, I encountered an issue with the line:
texture['name'] = pygame.Surface.subsurface(atlas_img, pygamre.Rect(...))
it seems that pygame change the way of working of subsurface, that shall be called directly on a surface object (atlas_img), which gives now:
texture['name'] =

I hope this will help stuck people.
A big thanks for this wonderful tutorial.

[sjahn]

I'd like to thank you for your helpful contents, and I've enjoyed a lot.
BTW, I wonder why 16 is multiplied to make atlas_image. and I'd like to know how atlas image can be split into grass and stone each.

[silvicide]

i have a very weird problem where there is an empty black sprite on the top left corner and i cant find where it comes from

[modernmage]

Great tutorial again. Please provide the assets as a link in the description next time though :<
We do not have access to the same images as you.
Also, I seperated the 'gen_solo_textures' and 'gen_atlas_textures' methods away from the scene, and into a seperate class called 'TextureManager' to be cleaner

[lllnanlll]

got an issue with stone loading, i did as the tutorial said but it still didnt work
Exception has occurred: KeyError
'stoneblock'
File line 17, in __init__
Entity([self.sprites], position=(200, 200),

File line 15, in __init__
self.scene = Scene(self)

File line 36, in <module>
game = Game()

KeyError: 'stoneblock'