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Diego Salas Polar
21,431 PointsI need help with this game I made from object-oriented python with sub-class and classes.
Here is the link to this code: https://w.trhou.se/h5oc7nqkb3. It seems the game isn't running and would like to know what I did wronged. Thank you.
3 Answers
WAN CHU
8,087 PointsI think the problem is you mixed up monsters and monster in your code. Usually we will add a "s" after the name if it is an array or list of something.
Elad Ohana
24,457 PointsI looked through some of your program and your indentations are inconsistent (you start using 4 spaces instead of 2... either would be fine as long as it's consistent). This happened under character.py(on line 40+) and game.py(line 78+). Make sure that all indentations are the same and the program should run... you have other errors as well, but once your game runs, you will actually get the error messages which should help you determine the bugs. Hope this helps.
Diego Salas Polar
21,431 PointsSorry for not answering back Wan and Elad, I finally got the game to run. You are right about having error Elad. Here is my link to my code and let work together to debug the game.
Diego Salas Polar
21,431 PointsSorry for not answering back Wan and Elad, I finally got the game to run. You are right about having error Elad. Here is my link to my code and let work together to debug the game.