I am working on a small pet project in pygame (the community edition) implementing a 2D top down warship game.
I want to implement a chimney smoke coming from each ship, effectively creating a trail behind each ship. Since multiple images are loaded and converted to create the ships, guns, bullets etc, each ship and element draw function returns a list containing sprite, position and z-position, which are used by an engine class to draw all sprites to screen with screen.blit (using multiple cameras and having the option to zoom in/out and move the camera about).

I am working on a small pet project in pygame (the community edition) implementing a 2D top down warship game.
I want to implement a chimney smoke coming from each ship, effectively creating a trail behind each ship. Since multiple images are loaded and converted to create the ships, guns, bullets etc, each ship and element draw function returns a list containing sprite, position and z-position, which are used by an engine class to draw all sprites to screen with screen.blit (using multiple cameras and having the option to zoom in/out and move the camera about).

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This question already has answers here: How to make a collision system in pygame? (1 answer) How can I stop my player from glitching through my platform? (1 answer) Closed 4 hours ago. def draw_board(): global turn, board for col in range(0, 5): for row in range(0, 6): rect_bg = pygame.draw.rect(screen, THISTLE, [col * 100 […]

This question already has answers here: How to make a collision system in pygame? (1 answer) How can I stop my player from glitching through my platform? (1 answer) Closed 4 hours ago. def draw_board(): global turn, board for col in range(0, 5): for row in range(0, 6): rect_bg = pygame.draw.rect(screen, THISTLE, [col * 100 […]

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With my code below what would be the simplest and easiest way to implement game states to control levels? If I wanted to start with a title screen then load a level, and proceed to the next level on completion? If someone could explain the easiest way to handle this that would be great!

With my code below what would be the simplest and easiest way to implement game states to control levels? If I wanted to start with a title screen then load a level, and proceed to the next level on completion? If someone could explain the easiest way to handle this that would be great!