🎮 PyGame Project Template

✨ Quick start for PyGame development with a clean modular structure

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📂 Project Structure

game_template/  
│  
├── 🚀 main.py                # Main executable file  
├── 📁 src/                   # Source code  
│   ├── 📂 modules/          # Utility modules (helpers, tools)  
│   ├── 🎭 scenes/           # Game scenes/screens (menus, levels)  
│   ├── 👾 sprites/          # Custom sprites and game objects  
│   ├── ⚙️ app.py            # Application core (settings, main loop)  
│   ├── 🔊 audio.py          # Sound and music manager  
│   ├── 🖼️ scene.py          # Base Scene class  
│   ├── � sprite.py         # Base Sprite class  
├── 📝 logs/                 # Game logs (if enabled)  
├── 🗃️ assets/               # Resources  
│   ├── 🖼️ images/           # Textures, sprites, backgrounds  
│   ├── 🎵 sounds/           # SFX and music  
│   └── 🔠 fonts/            # Fonts  
└── 📜 README.md             # Documentation  

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🛠️ Installation & Setup

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone <your-repo>  
   cd game_template  

2. Install dependencies (PyGame + ColorLog):

   pip install pygame colorlog  

3. Run the game:

   python main.py  

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🎯 Example Projects

🔗 Fate Bound - Soul Knight-style roguelike game.
🔗 Traffic Lights City - Traffic light simulation service tester.

🧩 How to Extend

1. Add a new scene:

   • Create a file in src/scenes/ (e.g., level1.py).
   • Inherit from the Scene base class.

2. Create a sprite:

   • Add a class in src/sprites/ (e.g., enemy.py).
   • Use the base Sprite class for automatic image handling.

3. Manage assets:

   • Place images in assets/images/, sounds in assets/sounds/.

📜 License

This template is MIT Licensed, inspired by original project by [ArtBIT].