Crayder
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7 years ago After a quick run of 2to3 and fixing some float/int issues, this works great on my machine!
I suppose you mean the following:
#this (line 712):
x, y = self.width / 2, self.height / 2
#to:
x, y = self.width // 2, self.height // 2I fixed that, and also had to replace all xrange with range. And now I'm having the same issue.
And when you break a block you get a small set of visible, neighboring blocks:
A 3.5 fix would be great! I've been trying to play with the code and find something useful, but no luck.
progval
Lewiscowles1986
tleeuwenburg
After a quick run of 2to3 and fixing some float/int issues, this works great on my machine!
The main issue is that not all the blocks render correctly at first. I think the logic around what's exposed is NQR somehow. When I add a block, that works fine. If I remove a block, the adjacent ones become visibly. I'm happy to put some time into debugging this, but I thought maybe it would be work contributing to a Python 3 compatibility branch or something similar. I also thought that perhaps others had run across the issue before and might have some advice for me.
Is there interest in me working on Python 3 compatibility for a potential merge later, or should I continue to just noodle around on my own machine?
Cheers! :) -T