python: game logic

I haven't started with scripting language until recently (using Lua (toLua++ as the bridge) and took a look at Python). From what I perceived, you'll hard code complex game events and have the script activate and glue these events together to form a scripted scene.

Scripting languages are generally intended to be easily modified, even for non-programmers. As a result, scripts should not be complex and be too tied to the underlying game engine mechanism.

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Original post by Bith Could someone please post a good tutorial about game logic programming in python

The logic is going to be fundamentally the same as in any other language. A general game programming tutorial should help.

Well, it seems that everywhere I look (even on gamedev.net) all the articles are written for C++ programers.

Yes, because most people write their code in C++, but the 'logic' - ie. the general program flow and organisation - is standard across all mainstream languages. So you can look at the shape of the code in Java and transfer that to Python or C quite easily.

On the other hand, if you're not sure about game programming in general, you might want to ask in the For Beginners forum about how to structure your code.