"So, i decided to use a different game engine to unity,.... Anyways, this video is sponsored by unity-"

Hey Levin there are actually objects in Python. They're actually quite fundamental to its design, things like integers, strings ect are actually written as objects so you can do object methods on them like "john" + "bob" and get "johnbob" out of it. They're pretty simple to create: You use the class keyword to define what you want your objects to be So // This is your class that makes objects once called class Boss: // This is your initialization method (object function) to set your objects attributes def __init__(self): self.name = "Mr. Clean" self.health = 100 // This is your method (object function) that you can call using the object def say_name(self): print(self.name) // This is your object, you can call methods on it (object specific functions) using "the_final_boss.say_name()" the_final_boss = Boss() the_final_boss.say_name()

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So, after a little bit of thought and planning, I’ve decided to make RAID: SHADOW LEGENDS!

Let's fucking go the intro music was Jawbreaker off the Omori OST

1:11 "Because I'm physically unable to ever stop thinking about game development." I've never related so much to anything else in my entire life xD

can you make a tutorial how to make your full own game engine for beginners, like unity for example can you do it in one week?

Why does the first 2 minutes sum up every single project I have ever made.

Tell me you aren't familiar with python without telling me you're not familiar with python

Which engine do you use And language on your daily work flow ?

This is really creative and impressive great way to use turtle

I'm making a game with my brother right now who who writing a engine from scratch using python

I want to play this, is there a way to?

The thumbnail looks like one of those robot reddit videos

and in the next episode, we remake half life in diesel engine

Technically even if u don't use oop in python, u can use global variable but not advisable or even in a list and you ll be able to change the stat but the most efficient way is oop in python. I wouldn't have thought a graphical library would be consider a game engine like unity or unreal but I guess it's more catchy if u called it one

This gonna blow up

Very cool! I also made a simple game engine in Python, although it was with Pygame :)

Big wow, wish I found this channel earlier.

anime godot lol

Wow, I have never seen something so advanced made in turtle. Great Job!

sorry but "worst engine" is not a word i would write, all engines are the same unity, c# they are all the same.

Best

As someone who's used both roblox studios and unity. I just wanna say, honestly roblox is the best one. Now hear me out. Roblox uses an extremely easy language; Lua. Which means it's not that hard for a younger audience to learn. At the same time, roblox isn't like Alice where you're very limited. It's possible to make your own models, make object with scripts, etc. Therefore it's a really good engine to learn with. At the same time it's just in general a really fun and easy to use engine. I started work on a mmo game about 5 years ago. I never finished it, but I had so much fun doing it :)

bro never used global variables

Hello