Lone Ace

This is one of the best Python terminal games I have ever seen. However, it would be better if you do not have to reset the screen every time a key is pressed as this will cause lag eventually. In my opinion (might be suitable or not), using the ansi escape "\x1b[row;columnH" to edit the pixels only when needed is better, which will be suitable if someone were to try do a speedrun. Your methods of updating using lists is interesting and I might want to use it for my own projects so creds for that. Thanks and keep coding! :)

@olivrwilliams Lol

@SkyyCivil post in Ask if you need help

@SkyyCivil How is that possible

@BakYeoMok Aww man :]

1633 lines what a crazy commitment

@PH1 To edit an "test" at row 2 column 5:

print("\x1b[2;5Htest")

@leathersquid A very cool painting! This painting is one of the reasons why I love pixel art so much!

@Mendelevium I have no words for this amazing art :)

@enigma_dev Nice try mate

@studentAlfredAl I see. Weird how I never actually took a coding class until I learnt how to do it myself. I mean in the end I did but its re-learning everything lol. I think its best to explore by ourselves and learn from our mistakes, since then we know how badly we fall and we know how much effort is needed to go back up.

@studentAlfredAl Hey hey I didn't say it's bad. Usually learning the lower level languages can get you further than learning high level languages. However, I still feel that that is not the place to start, if you know what I mean

@studentAlfredAl You speak as though Java is easier. Python is a high level language and should be easier for you

@Kopamed Wow didn't know someone would reference my older pieces of work lol. @MesyetiIsTaken you can use from pava import * to import all the functions from the pava module

Python main, HTML CSS side

@PH1 Lmao what I've never experienced that before

@SilentShadowBla Thanks!

@16jgraham Try pressing the number keys when nothing happens

@Zyphery I am speechless at your creativity haha. Never thought to create anything that cool with the code I made :)

@Mendelevium Yea sure

@Mendelevium Do read the book by O'Reilly named Head First Programming then Head First Python it taught me all the basics I needed. Then what you wanna do is read other people's codes and figure out how they work. I am not very skilled in Python, I just learnt from @PYer and @mat1, as well as @Haaruun

@oRedemption Please use Sanjay's in the meantime. The link is https://repl.it/@sanjaykdragon/Python-Chatroom. I am trying my best to make the chatroom more secure as soon as possible but it doesn't have much effect due to the fact that all the code is revealed in repl.it

@The_God_GuyGod I will be disabling the chat for a few weeks for a little bit of change so please understand

@PYer Thanks mate!

@DDiazfigueredo Really sorry but can you try refresh the game? Some functions are not made without errors as this code is a few months old

You are legit a genius man

@PAULX Ikr

@Bookie0 It is the way to go 😎 (Text-based games)

I quite agree with these statements to be honest. In my opinion, it's those people who keep promoting their projects in others who ought to stop and think about what they are trying to achieve. Sure, getting cycles causes dopamine to be released in your brain, but that's about it. You don't get money since this is not YouTube, and you also don't get other prizes whatsoever. I stopped using repl.it for a few months due to too much time spent coding and when I come back I see a lot of these attention seekers. The main purpose to coding is to solve problems or give pleasure to others who play your code (For games specifically). For those attention seekers out there, consider this before posting your next 'Upvote this' project.