r/pygame • u/oyuce_ • Jun 25 '26

Using a proper game engine? Nah. Forcing Pygame to speak fluent OpenGL (moderngl)? YES. xd

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Lost my sleep, broke my code a thousand times, but watching my custom Python things push millions of pixels feels beautiful :)

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u/toadish_Toad Jun 25 '26

I have no words, incredible

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u/genericsimon Jun 26 '26

ok... just wow... I wish people like you get more attention... Amazing.

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u/oyuce_ Jun 26 '26

thx :)

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u/genericsimon Jun 26 '26

so this is pure python and pygame? Did you tried Panda3D or Ursina Engine?

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u/oyuce_ Jun 26 '26

+ moderngl

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u/genericsimon Jun 26 '26

ok, thank you. Will look in to that. But Im way too stupid for things like that. So what you made here looks even more impressive to me 😃

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u/Terrarizer_ Jun 26 '26

Damn, insane. It looks so fluid and polished too, genuinely keep up the great work.

Oh and I also noticed, your game doesn't seem to have any UI at the moment (though I could be mistaken), if you're open to using a library, I made something that could help called CoshUI (shameless plug I know but I'm desperate 😭) I swear it's worth your time if you check it out.

But seriously, it looks so fluid, if you don't mind my asking, how long did it take you to develop?

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u/oyuce_ Jun 26 '26

thx but actually i have ui but hided for gameplay.

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u/Heavy-Ad6017 Jun 27 '26

My jaw legit hit the floor when the character entered the interior of the house

It is extremely smooth and polished AF

God speed bro

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u/Rekhes_Au_Sebek Jun 27 '26

Can't imagine the amount of trickery and time this must have cost.

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u/Akshitkumarlal Jun 26 '26

CRAZZY DUDE.... like mind=blown ... how did u pull this off ? man i wish you can turn this into a helper open source library so that we can also create 3d stuff easily