A story from Pratik Asija on Medium
Read “Building a simple Virtual Reality(VR) Application using Python“ by Pratik Asija on Medium: https://towardsdev.com/building-a-simple-virtual-reality-vr-application-using-python-8e7d486b60f0
#pyopengl #pyopengl_accelerate #pyglet
Read “Building a simple Virtual Reality(VR) Application using Python“ by Pratik Asija on Medium: https://towardsdev.com/building-a-simple-virtual-reality-vr-application-using-python-8e7d486b60f0
#pyopengl #pyopengl_accelerate #pyglet
Building a simple Virtual Reality(VR) Application using Python
Start by installing the necessary libraries. You will need to have Python and pip (the package installer for Python) installed on your…
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July 26, 2026 at 11:47 PM
A story from Pratik Asija on Medium
Read “Building a simple Virtual Reality(VR) Application using Python“ by Pratik Asija on Medium: https://towardsdev.com/building-a-simple-virtual-reality-vr-application-using-python-8e7d486b60f0
#pyopengl #pyopengl_accelerate #pyglet
Read “Building a simple Virtual Reality(VR) Application using Python“ by Pratik Asija on Medium: https://towardsdev.com/building-a-simple-virtual-reality-vr-application-using-python-8e7d486b60f0
#pyopengl #pyopengl_accelerate #pyglet
Kind of looks like arcade/pyglet events might be better than my pub/sub.
July 23, 2026 at 2:22 AM
Kind of looks like arcade/pyglet events might be better than my pub/sub.
Y es que el trabajo también es parte de nuestro proyecto de pareja. O porque por primera vez tengo un Katamari funcionando 🤓 (con pyglet y trimesh)
June 7, 2026 at 2:21 AM
Y es que el trabajo también es parte de nuestro proyecto de pareja. O porque por primera vez tengo un Katamari funcionando 🤓 (con pyglet y trimesh)
#arcade #requests #numpy #websockets #playsound
#pygame #pyglet
pip installl pygame numpy requests websockets playsound 🔩
#pygame #pyglet
pip installl pygame numpy requests websockets playsound 🔩
April 21, 2026 at 2:17 PM
#arcade #requests #numpy #websockets #playsound
#pygame #pyglet
pip installl pygame numpy requests websockets playsound 🔩
#pygame #pyglet
pip installl pygame numpy requests websockets playsound 🔩
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pyverse2d 0.38.20
2D Game Engine using pyglet (OpenGL) for rendering
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i'm currently having a hard time getting custom fonts to show up on Linux 😔 works fine with pyglet on windows but i guess linux and pyglet do not work well together lol
April 4, 2026 at 5:42 PM
i'm currently having a hard time getting custom fonts to show up on Linux 😔 works fine with pyglet on windows but i guess linux and pyglet do not work well together lol
After I told Claude I was on day 6 it said this "Ha! Day 6 and you're already wrestling with PyInstaller, circular imports, and pyglet resource bundling — that's pretty deep water for day 6. Go eat, your brain needs fuel." I swear i could hear it roflimfao at me lol
March 14, 2026 at 5:00 PM
After I told Claude I was on day 6 it said this "Ha! Day 6 and you're already wrestling with PyInstaller, circular imports, and pyglet resource bundling — that's pretty deep water for day 6. Go eat, your brain needs fuel." I swear i could hear it roflimfao at me lol
If you ever decide to give pygame another try, though, hit me up and I'll give you pointers, as well as try my best to set your expectations correctly. There are also other awesome Python libs/frameworks like pyglet, arcade and Panda3D.
March 1, 2026 at 7:26 PM
If you ever decide to give pygame another try, though, hit me up and I'll give you pointers, as well as try my best to set your expectations correctly. There are also other awesome Python libs/frameworks like pyglet, arcade and Panda3D.
Hey, that's where I first learned to code! Art school, even. A mess of C and Java then really took off w/ Python + Pygame/Pyglet. (Later, Lua at Gaslamp, then C# with Unity.)
You've got lots of time to figure it all out! And FWIW I can't start a Java project from scratch, never learned that part...
You've got lots of time to figure it all out! And FWIW I can't start a Java project from scratch, never learned that part...
November 13, 2025 at 3:26 PM
Hey, that's where I first learned to code! Art school, even. A mess of C and Java then really took off w/ Python + Pygame/Pyglet. (Later, Lua at Gaslamp, then C# with Unity.)
You've got lots of time to figure it all out! And FWIW I can't start a Java project from scratch, never learned that part...
You've got lots of time to figure it all out! And FWIW I can't start a Java project from scratch, never learned that part...
r/Python u/roger_ :
"I'd like to learn graphics programming. Should I go with pyglet or PyOpenGL?" (14 years ago)
[The whole thing.]
https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/s/zbitE939Oc
"I'd like to learn graphics programming. Should I go with pyglet or PyOpenGL?" (14 years ago)
[The whole thing.]
https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/s/zbitE939Oc
August 27, 2025 at 12:21 AM
r/Python u/roger_ :
"I'd like to learn graphics programming. Should I go with pyglet or PyOpenGL?" (14 years ago)
[The whole thing.]
https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/s/zbitE939Oc
"I'd like to learn graphics programming. Should I go with pyglet or PyOpenGL?" (14 years ago)
[The whole thing.]
https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/s/zbitE939Oc
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With that big disclaimer out of the way, here are some graphs demonstrating the performance comparison between PMMA and other Python and C++ graphics APIs. This is the same test and is considered to be a "worse case scenario" for PMMA 5.
With that big disclaimer out of the way, here are some graphs demonstrating the performance comparison between PMMA and other Python and C++ graphics APIs. This is the same test and is considered to be a "worse case scenario" for PMMA 5.
August 21, 2025 at 9:27 PM
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With that big disclaimer out of the way, here are some graphs demonstrating the performance comparison between PMMA and other Python and C++ graphics APIs. This is the same test and is considered to be a "worse case scenario" for PMMA 5.
With that big disclaimer out of the way, here are some graphs demonstrating the performance comparison between PMMA and other Python and C++ graphics APIs. This is the same test and is considered to be a "worse case scenario" for PMMA 5.
... Able to give some pretty big graphics APIs a pretty big surprise, matching or out pacing a significant quantity.
Its very important at this point to note that PMMA is not a replacement for Pygame, Pyglet or SFML.
They all serve a purpose...
Its very important at this point to note that PMMA is not a replacement for Pygame, Pyglet or SFML.
They all serve a purpose...
August 21, 2025 at 9:27 PM
... Able to give some pretty big graphics APIs a pretty big surprise, matching or out pacing a significant quantity.
Its very important at this point to note that PMMA is not a replacement for Pygame, Pyglet or SFML.
They all serve a purpose...
Its very important at this point to note that PMMA is not a replacement for Pygame, Pyglet or SFML.
They all serve a purpose...
... Pygame and Pyglet, to dramatically out pacing them in PMMA 5.
PMMA 5 is also the first version of the API to be accessible from C++ directly (something which we aim to improve upon in future) and in testing against C++ graphics APIs PMMA is...
PMMA 5 is also the first version of the API to be accessible from C++ directly (something which we aim to improve upon in future) and in testing against C++ graphics APIs PMMA is...
August 21, 2025 at 9:27 PM
... Pygame and Pyglet, to dramatically out pacing them in PMMA 5.
PMMA 5 is also the first version of the API to be accessible from C++ directly (something which we aim to improve upon in future) and in testing against C++ graphics APIs PMMA is...
PMMA 5 is also the first version of the API to be accessible from C++ directly (something which we aim to improve upon in future) and in testing against C++ graphics APIs PMMA is...
I'm building the game from the ground up in python, primarily using pyglet without a game engine, so the development process is gonna take quite a while. This project is mainly so I can learn to be more comfortable with python before I graduate since I never learned it.
July 16, 2025 at 4:52 PM
I'm building the game from the ground up in python, primarily using pyglet without a game engine, so the development process is gonna take quite a while. This project is mainly so I can learn to be more comfortable with python before I graduate since I never learned it.
So, as a quick history lesson, our flagship project Pycraft is an OpenGL game being written in Python.
Whilst Python has great support for 2D application development with APIs like Pygame, Pyglet and Tkinter there isn't really something available to help with 3D development...
Whilst Python has great support for 2D application development with APIs like Pygame, Pyglet and Tkinter there isn't really something available to help with 3D development...
June 13, 2025 at 10:34 PM
So, as a quick history lesson, our flagship project Pycraft is an OpenGL game being written in Python.
Whilst Python has great support for 2D application development with APIs like Pygame, Pyglet and Tkinter there isn't really something available to help with 3D development...
Whilst Python has great support for 2D application development with APIs like Pygame, Pyglet and Tkinter there isn't really something available to help with 3D development...
I actually hate java, like a lot. It is just somehow one of the the two languages I know the most… and packaging python on mac is just not that great… if you can recommend any libs or frameworks I’d be very grateful, preferably less opengl like, more pyglet like
May 5, 2025 at 9:09 PM
I actually hate java, like a lot. It is just somehow one of the the two languages I know the most… and packaging python on mac is just not that great… if you can recommend any libs or frameworks I’d be very grateful, preferably less opengl like, more pyglet like
Part of the challenge with gamedev is there's a bazillion options from fantasy consoles like PICO-8/TIC-80, frameworks like LÖVE2D/Pyglet, engines like Godot/Unity, specialzed tools like RenPy/RPGMaker, graphical coding like Scratch and web-based things like GDevelop/Phaser.
Each has a unique feel.
Each has a unique feel.
May 2, 2025 at 5:10 AM
Part of the challenge with gamedev is there's a bazillion options from fantasy consoles like PICO-8/TIC-80, frameworks like LÖVE2D/Pyglet, engines like Godot/Unity, specialzed tools like RenPy/RPGMaker, graphical coding like Scratch and web-based things like GDevelop/Phaser.
Each has a unique feel.
Each has a unique feel.
However, there would also be issues I'm not entirely sure how to correct right now. *If* I were to move to Pyglet, and *if* I were to use the Pyglet processing loop, this would break a whole lot of narrative code that relies on blocking functions to present a series of messages or dialogue.
April 15, 2025 at 8:28 AM
However, there would also be issues I'm not entirely sure how to correct right now. *If* I were to move to Pyglet, and *if* I were to use the Pyglet processing loop, this would break a whole lot of narrative code that relies on blocking functions to present a series of messages or dialogue.
So I've been thinking about replacing GearHead Caramel's PyGame backend with a Pyglet backend. There would be multiple advantages: smoother frame rate, hardware scaling and rotation, better text support. #ghrpg #GameDev #Python gearhead.itch.io/gearhead-car...
April 15, 2025 at 8:22 AM
So I've been thinking about replacing GearHead Caramel's PyGame backend with a Pyglet backend. There would be multiple advantages: smoother frame rate, hardware scaling and rotation, better text support. #ghrpg #GameDev #Python gearhead.itch.io/gearhead-car...