jimothy

Thanks, I'll try that!

python 3 needs brackets print("hahha")

make it so that if the position of the mouse is equal to somewhere within the rectangle [B]AND[/B] if the mouse is clicked then do something-(relpy to me if you want actual code)

i know how to in pygame, is that any help?

why are you using tkinter for a game, use pygame

why did you do c++ before python. c++ is a low level language and python is the one for beginners

so does he want the thing to be able to turn things off from [B]another[/B] computer?

the first sprite you create will be put on the base. any sprites put on after this will go on top [CODE] screen.blit(background, (300, 300)) screen.blit(smilie, (450, 300)) #This sprite will be on top as i blitted it last[/CODE]

When you define the 'NewLang' class you have to use the [U]exact[/U]same cases as when you call it back later.

what does it do?

Haha, funny book titles

masterofpuppets is right, you have to use input for numbers and raw_input for text strings. If this still doesnt work then try defining the class before putting it in the element list.

Thats a bit of a complicated code for a sum. If you want a program that adds three numbers up do it like this: number_one = input("What is your first number?") number_two = input("What is your second number?") number_three = input("What is your third number?") print number_one + number_two + …

I cant get text working in my programs if I double click the icons in windows but it does work in the WinEditor. Why doesnt it work and what could I do to get text working wherever?

I heard that python 2.6 is the one of the best versions. Upgrade to this and it'll probably work. When was the game made. If it is really new (in the last year or two) then you may need V3.1.