Get Started - Madour/pyNasNas GitHub Wiki

First steps

During this Get Started, we'll create a simple game to understand how to use the framework/engine.

To start, create the following directory and files structure:

NasNasProject
    |_ assets
    |_ src
        game.py 
    main.py

Where:

• assets folder will contain all your resources (png, fft, ogg ...)
• src folder will contain all your codes

In this Get Started, ns will refer to the NasNas game framework.

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Now, let's go ahead and write some code. In game.py, we will start by creating our Game class that inherits from ns.App which is the main class of the framework.

# src/game.py
import NasNas as ns

class Game(ns.App):
    def __init__(self):
        # don't forget to call parent's __init__
        super().__init__()

Now, in main.py we need to create an instance of Game and call its run() method.

# main.py
from src.game import Game

mygame = Game()
mygame.run()

That's it ! Run main.py, you should see a black 960x540 pixels window running at 60 fps. It is simple isn't it ?

run() method is actually defined in ns.App. All what it does is starting the game loop.

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