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===Gary (January 21, 2010)===
===Gary (January 21, 2010)===
The PacMath sketches look great, can't wait to give it a play through :-)<BR>Regarding questions/game settings,
The PacMath sketches look great, can't wait to give it a play through :-)<BR>Regarding questions/game settings,
make sure you have a play of Walter's VisualMatch activity and see how the toolbar provides lots of flexibility to
make sure you have a play of Walter's VisualMatch activity and see how the toolbar provides lots of flexibility to
the game challenge type. It would seem like a good approach to let the user choose the starting case (perhaps
the game challenge type. It would seem like a good approach to let the user choose the starting case (perhaps
via a teachers verbal guidance in class) and then have the general math difficulty level increase as they complete
via a teachers verbal guidance in class) and then have the general math difficulty level increase as they complete
level to level. It would be very desirable if you would perform the gettext internationalization (i18n) that is needed
level to level. It would be very desirable if you would perform the gettext internationalization (i18n) that is needed
to get this set up in Pootle for localization into other languages (i.e. generate POT file, set po directory in git repo,
to get this set up in Pootle for localization into other languages (i.e. generate POT file, set po directory in git repo,
make user:pootle a committer, file Trac bug with component = localization requesting Pootle hosting, etc.).
make user:pootle a committer, file Trac bug with component = localization requesting Pootle hosting, etc.).
[[User:Cjl|Cjl]] 07:01, 12 February 2010 (UTC)
[[User:Cjl|Cjl]] 07:01, 12 February 2010 (UTC)
===Walter Bender (February 11, 2010)===
I would recommend you look at how other pygame-based activities are
packaged. For example, Maze.
===Tomeu Vizoso (February 12, 2010)===
Also, Jim's book could help clarifying several concepts, though I
don't see anything specific to pygame/sugargame.
===Jim Simmons (February 12, 2010)===
There is a project in Gitorious that sounds like it might be of use to you:
http://git.sugarlabs.org/projects/sugargame
I haven't tried it myself, but the description sounds promising.
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