Salve, devi provare a colorare lo schermo dentro il while . Te l'ho segnato con una freccia: (consiglio: aggiorna lo schermo solo una volta e fallo alla fine del loop così il programma sarà più fluido)




import sys

import math

import pygame

from pygame.locals import *

pygame.init()

win = pygame.display.set_mode((500, 500))

pygame.display.set_caption("First Game")

x = 50

FPS = pygame.time.Clock()




startpo = pygame.math.Vector2(320, 240)

endpo = pygame.math.Vector2(170, 0)

angle = 0

y = 50

green = (20, 220, 10)

run = True

while run:

win.fill((0,0,0)) #<--- (0,0,0) sta per nero

pygame.time.delay(100)


for event in pygame.event.get():

if event.type == pygame.QUIT:

run = False

angle = (angle+5) % 360

current_endpo = startpo + endpo.rotate(angle)



pygame.draw.line(win, green, startpo, current_endpo, 2)

FPS.tick(30)

pygame.draw.line(win, green, (200, 400), (200, 470))

pygame.draw.line(win, green, (200, 400), (200, 470))

pygame.draw.line(win, green, (200, 325), (200, 395))

pygame.draw.line(win, green, (200, 325), (200, 395))

pygame.draw.line(win, green, (200, 220), (200, 320))

pygame.draw.line(win, green, (300, 220), (300, 260))

pygame.draw.line(win, green, (300, 265), (300, 335))

pygame.draw.line(win, green, (200, 195), (200, 215))

pygame.draw.circle(win, green, (200, 170), 17)

for i in range (1, 500):

pygame.draw.line(win, green, (400, 400), (400, 400))

pygame.display.update()







pygame.quit()

sys.exit(0)











pygame.quit()

sys.exit(0)




--- Ultima modifica di AlessandroV in data 2020-04-17 11:13:23 ---