"Simon Wittber" <> wrote in message
news: om...
> LGT is a lightweight wrapper over pygame and PyOpenGL which simplifies
> 2D sprite creation, translation, scaling, rotation and animation for
> those of us who want a higher level abstraction of OpenGL and the
> graphics hardware.
>
> Features include:
>
> * Any dimension texture loading
> * Sprite strip based animated sprites
> * Constant co-ordinate system across resolutions
> * Lightweight MVC layer for input and screen events
> * Sprite groups
> * Simulated concurrent processing
> * Fast alpha blending
>
> Check it out from http://metaplay.com.au/svn/LGT or download the
> tarball from http://metaplay.com.au/tarballs/LGT.tar.bz2
>
> Simon Wittber.
Very cool looking, but only one of your tutorial examples (tutorial.py) runs
successfully. The others (plat.py, adv_tutorial.py, and animatedSprite.py)
all appear to use an old API.
Your NanoThreads threadpool (simulating threads with generators) works very
well, without the overhead of actual threads.
At some point, I may reimplement some of my sprite-centric Java applets to
try this out.
-- Paul
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