Is there any way to distribute PyGame to a player who an user who would like to play an exe that uses python with pygame?

I've been reading, and Python libraries in general seems to suffer from "dll hell", in the form of dependencies and mismatching incompatible versions.

what is it that you're trying to accomplish?

My suggestion would be: hardcode the beat.

Unless you're going for an audiosurf kind of thing, in which case I'd say analyze the audio in a separate offline program and write down files that Construct can easily read. Kinda like audiosurf does.

there's a button next to the collision mask button (I think) that turns the background dark

I always, ALWAYS do my sprites in another program with transparency and save as PNG.

except when I'm doing stickmen. Which is a lot, lately.

I just didn't realize it was already there

I think its rather new :S not sure though, I saw it pointed out at the forum

sweet! I really like that panel, specially now in Win7 that you can define your own libraries and not have them cluttered by crappy installers

Edit: please file into finished addons thread!

This looks very gamey and very constructable.

_< Just a heads up.

yeah with magement tossed in. We have a strange job market/education system here.

I'm able to work in IT projects at any position, from programmer to CEO.

How is this different from the default Common Dialog plugin?

Looks like you might be able to make a joystick controller via pygame.

import pygame
pygame.init()
pygame.joystick.init()
count = pygame.joystick.get_count()

if count > 0:
    j = pygame.joystick.Joystick(0)
    j.init()
    num_axes = j.get_numaxes()
    num_buttons = j.get_numbuttons()
    last_axes = [j.get_axis(i) for i in xrange(num_axes)]
Text.text = num_buttons[/code:18ersfhj]

This. Is so awesome. I never thought of it before.

you can go around double-linked lists using an array.

Can you link to this article? I'd like to see what they need that for.