Closed dmarakom6 closed 2 years ago
A good idea! I'll try it.
Maybe we need help.
I'd love to help!
Would you give me some advice?
Sure!
Just like the rest of the rest of the game menu, add a button labeled "Game Settings" along with the "Back To Game" & "Exit" buttons. This button redirects the user to a sub-menu, where he can find brightness or sensitivity sliders (if sliders sound like a huge leap, you can use simple input fields).
Depending on the user's input, change utils.brightness
, or the variables that are responsible for the player's sensitivity.
I recently forked the project, so I can try working on these features if you're too busy.
Use tk to implement? No, to copy the real Minecraft, I would use pyglet to rewrite the game settings menu(or start screen). I'll implement the slider soon.
Tkinter sounds like a good solution.
Tkinter sounds like a good solution.
Did you play Minecraft? The Game Settings Screen and Game Screen are in one Window.
Maybe it's a good solution, in launcher.
I did try it, and I loved it. So, the menu can be an extra button in the same window. Alternatively, it could be a new tk() window from the launcher.
I would like to have a game settings menu, where I can change the sensitivity or the brightness.