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pythonpygamepygame-surface
Thomas Franque
Thomas Franque

Reputation: 3

While loop stops at if statement - pygame

Whenever I run this code, it stops right before the screen.blit while still looping, printing the 'debug3' over and over.

It doesn't even recognize that the screen is not defined, and my intention is for it to run the screen.blit.

...
playermove = 5
walkL=pygame.image.load("files/sprites/walkL.png")
walkR=pygame.image.load("files/sprites/walkR.png")
currentSprite = walkL

#single sprite size (width, height)
h=128
w=57   
numImages = 4
    #counter
cImage=0


class Player:

    def animation(self):    
        global cImage,numImages,currentSprite,playerRect,w,h        
        if (cImage>=numImages-1):
            cImage=0
        else:
            cImage+=1
        print('debug3')

        screen.blit(currentSprite,playerRect, (cImage*w,0,w,h))

while True:
    player.animation()

Upvotes: 0

Views: 73

Answers (1)

Chris
Chris

Reputation: 36

If you look at your else statement, you need to indent the 'print' call to line up with 'cImage += 1'.

----snippet from code example----

    if (cImage>=numImages-1):
        cImage=0
    else:
        cImage+=1
    print('debug3')

------- end code snippet---------------

Upvotes: 2

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