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[Vindicator]

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500-800 while shooting, 1000 otherwise.

[Orangestar]

I get about 200 plain, 60-70 whilst shooting.

[NAGN]

Hi i'd like to hop on the bandwagon

what ide do you guys use?

[nightcracker]

We don't really use an IDE, just a plain 'old code editor. I personally use Notepad++, but you can use whatever you want.

To get started just fork my repository on github and start coding. When you're done make a pull request and I'll look through the code and put it in.

My repo: https://github.com/nightcracker/PyGG2

[Ignis]

~200 not shooting
~100 shooting

This is absolutely awesome.  I love you.

[UNDERWATER BASKETWEAVING]

About 400 non shooting, and about 200 shooting.
It's of note that the shooting changes depending on where you are in the map, due to, of course, how far the bullets actually go.

[Vindicator]

We don't really use an IDE, just a plain 'old code editor. I personally use Notepad++, but you can use whatever you want.

To get started just fork my repository on github and start coding. When you're done make a pull request and I'll look through the code and put it in.

My repo: https://github.com/nightcracker/PyGG2

What. Using a plain text editor sounds painful for programming. Auto completion and built in API are nice, but at very minimum is syntax highlighting...

I use Eclipse for most languages, and SciTE for anything it doesn't support.

[NAGN]

notepad ++ has basic syntax hilighting and most of the debugging is done through python itself (console), at least from the 20 minutes of when I set everything up today (for some reason python 64 doesn't want to work with pygame and I had to downgrade)

[Vindicator]

notepad ++ has basic syntax hilighting and most of the debugging is done through python itself (console), at least from the 20 minutes of when I set everything up today (for some reason python 64 doesn't want to work with pygame and I had to downgrade)

Yeah I found that out after installing too... I have 4 versions of python installed, both of the 2.7 and 3.2's because I forgot pygame doesn't work with 64

[Orpheon]

I use gedit, which also a text editor. It has syntax highlighting and stuff.

Also yeah, the console is where you do everything.

[notajf]

Gedit and Notepad++ are both great. I use the former on Ubuntu, the latter on Windows. Vindicator, you're clearly used to Java development. Java is a static, strongly-typed language which is suited to an IDE. Python is dynamic but strongly-typed, meaning code completion or intellisense-like stuff isn't as easy. If you really want an IDE though, get python tools for Visual Studio.

[Orangestar]

ewwww gedit.

notepad++ 4 lyfe

[notajf]

ewwww gedit.

notepad++ 4 lyfe

But gedit has a file browser!

[Dusty]

Hm, must've gotten the wrong version from the link. Mine's hardly a stress test.
Anyways, I know you weren't looking at this specifically yet but the game feel very 'floaty'.

[nightcracker]

Floaty as in jumping? Our gravity and acceleration numbers aren't correct yet, so it is different from GG2 yes (and might feel floaty).

And you are correct. On my webserver I just use one location, /downloads/pygg2.zip which I constantly overwrite with the newest version, which happens not to be a stress test.