Eternal Density wrote:Using sudo with pip install isn't best practice. […]
I know about virtualenv, that's how I access Python 3, but I need the standard Python to be in the standard place on my system, for long-term stability.
sudo is just fine.
On Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, just doing
pip install without
sudo complains:
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OSError: [Errno 13] Permission denied: '/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/pygame-1.9.3.dist-info'
Very nice improvements Hotdog Vendor
@Sustainabilizer! (I did have to re-add a "
#!/usr/bin/env python" line at the beginning)
The speed is just about right (for me).
But no speed is right for everyone, which reminds me of my experience with the
adjustable-speed Ch*rpy Raptor which was based on
@adnapemit's ASCII adaptation of
Flappy Bird. If you set the speed to
0.00277777…, which is one frame per newpix, play becomes very difficult because you'll go off and do other things, or go to sleep or something, and forget to hit the up-arrow at the proper time.
1190: "Time": INSTANT TIMEFRAMES, JUST ADD BLACK PIXELSby mrob27 at 20180330.00:39:56 UTC == newpix 44061.66I went and did something fiendish.
Find the "
clock.tick(40)" or "
clock.tick(self.speed)" line and change it to:
clock.tick(40 + (self.score // 10))Manual speed-adjustment unnecessary, the hotdog automatically adapts to the skill of the
victim player. Addictiveness achieved.

You're welcome.