Python Dungeon Crawler - 0.10

sorry sorry im a little new to python but um.. haha.. how do i get the code or play the game?

Sorry for this, in the current version there are some bugs because of the big changes i did. Expect more from the next release

Something is wrong with the svn version.
I can type the char's name, select race and gender, and after pressing ENTER, I got this:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "run_game.py", line 78, in <module>
quit_mes = s(ts)
File "./src/engine.py", line 380, in start
self.create_character()
File "./src/engine.py", line 356, in create_character
self.player = races[race][3](True, gender)
File "./src/actor/races.py", line 8, in __init__
Humanoid.__init__(self, add)
File "./src/actor/actor.py", line 643, in __init__
Actor.__init__(self, add)
File "./src/actor/actor.py", line 34, in __init__
self.ai = AI(self)
NameError: global name 'AI' is not defined

Psyco, pygame and python is the latest, I'm using Arch Linux.

hi, thanks for the list of controls. On laptops, some don't have the numeric pads... so those movement keys can't be used.

I changed the keys to these ones... since I've got arrow keys which have a function key that can turn them into pageup/down/end/home.
MOVE_UP = pygame.K_UP
MOVE_DOWN = pygame.K_DOWN
MOVE_LEFT = pygame.K_LEFT
MOVE_RIGHT = pygame.K_RIGHT
MOVE_WAIT = pygame.K_5
MOVE_UP_LEFT = pygame.K_PAGEUP
MOVE_DOWN_LEFT = pygame.K_HOME
MOVE_UP_RIGHT = pygame.K_END
MOVE_DOWN_RIGHT = pygame.K_PAGEDOWN

oh... I just realised I can press the function keys to use the num pad too :)

Nice game, I'm enjoying a bit of dungeon crawling.

OK, there's a lack of a manual :)
Have a look at the key_mapping.py file, there you can see the controls

Looks very cool :) I wish there was a help screen, or a readme.txt though... I'm not sure how to play.

Uh-oh. I think a bug just happened...

Wow. This is awesome! Although, I think that my game died. You see, my idea was to generate the level as the player walked through it, but that made it very hard to do "rooms". So, anyway, this is really cool, and the code is extremely readable, I hope I can find some free time somewhere, I'd love to contribute!

Wow. This is awesome! Although, I think that my game died. You see, my idea was to generate the level as the player walked through it, but that made it very hard to do "rooms". So, anyway, this is really cool, and the code is extremely readable, I hope I can find some free time somewhere, I'd love to contribute!

It depends on the game. I bet the most games on this site are written for python2.5 or python2.6. To start this game, run the file 'run_game.py'.

How in the world do you play games on this site... i have python3.1 and pygame1.9, Ive never used python either so i have no clue what im doing.
Wanting to learn though

There's no download file, but you can check out the svn repositry as mentioned at http://code.google.com/p/python-dungeon-crawler/source/checkout

http://code.google.com/p/python-dungeon-crawler/source/checkout - "This project currently has no downloads."

Yay! Another Roguelike!

I've really been getting into the genre recently. Just last week, I happened to read the 15-step article as well. I was inspired (but not enough to actually start working on one).

Let me just say that I'm very pleased with how clean and well-kept your code is at this point in the project! Lots of code I read - usually mine - is scattered all over the place in the worst possible way. I'd also like to give you a big thank-you for putting your keymapping into an easy-to-find file. I absolutely hate trying to use the keypad - it's a real pain on my laptop.

I'm looking forward to seeing where you take this project.

I release my code under the GPL, so, use it if you want (if you release your code under the GPL, too). I am also interessted in seeing your game :)

Also have a look at http://roguebasin.roguelikedevelopment.org/, there are lots of information about Field of Vision (FOS), AI, dungeon-creating etc. It's a great site.

I happen to be currently working on a game much like this! Do you mind if I use some of your code?