stuntcat

This was originally an experiment in having the whole pygame community being invited to take part. In making this one game. In 4 days. More info here It was meant to help drive pygame 2 development, making a game with pygame 2. Since then a few people have improved things. It's still meant to be used to develop pygame features and be an example game.

The team.

• @illume - "fixes to pygame 2, any general thing that needs doing.""

• TJWhale - "Hey, I'm interested in helping with this community game if I can :) I've got some experience with pygame, I actually lanched a game on steam with it"

• @nachomonkey - "This update focuses primarily on fixing bugs and adding sounds."

• @MyreMylar - "Investigating this issue here, I thought I'd start by clearing the pylint output of as much as I could."

• bitcraft - "I hope I can contribute, but my work schedule is awful". pyscroll, pytmx libraries.

• Bottersnake - snäke library. "In fact, I have a a load of frees today so I'll probably whip up all the boilerplate needed to make everything else quicker to write."

• @dirk0 - "Unfortunately I am terribly busy right now, but I could contribute music and Mac OSX compilation/testing, if needed."

• M - "¡Gatito!" music, sound effects, game design, and graphics.

• @xeno - "I tried drawing a cat, it looks weird."

• @kleinesfilmroellchen

Licenses

Code license

License for code will be the same as the pygame license (LGPL, but you can keep your parts of course!)

Art assets

https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/legalcode https://creativecommons.org/2015/10/08/cc-by-sa-4-0-now-one-way-compatible-with-gplv3/

• @AokiAhishatsu stuntcat/data/images/
• M. other stuntcat/data/sounds/

Other assets

• stuntcat/data/sound/boo.ogg: Crowd booing sound, licensed under CC BY 3.0

github repo: https://github.com/pygame/stuntcat