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TStand90 / roguelike_tutorial_revised

The python libtcod roguelike tutorial, with good coding practices kept in mind from the beginning.
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Win10 - needed to delete `libtcodpy` folder #16

Open erikyuzwa opened 5 years ago

erikyuzwa commented 5 years ago

Thanks for the tutorial series @TStand90!

Came here from the current summer 2019 "roguelike tutorial" threads.

I'm quite new to python, but wanted to point out to anyone else experiencing an issue with python3 engine.py on Win10 to try deleting the libtcodpy folder that ships with this codebase.

Once I did that, everything ran properly.

julia-olsen commented 5 years ago

You should use python-tcod instead of libtcodpy, it's newer and doesn't need any of those files you used to have to put in your directory. You can install tcod with pip using the command 'pip install tcod', some IDEs install packages in other ways. tcod features all the same features and more, so all you have to do is import tcod as libtcodpy and your code won't get broken.