Pygame как скачать для windows

In this article, we will learn how to Install PyGame module of Python on Windows. PyGame is a library of python language. It is used to develop 2-D games and is a platform where you can set python modules to develop a game. It is a user-friendly platform that helps to build games quickly and easily. 

Follow the steps given below for the successful installation of Pygame

Step 1: Check for Python Installation

In order to install Pygame, Python must be installed already in your system. To check whether Python is installed or not in your system, open the command prompt and give the command as shown below.

If this command runs successfully, and we are able to get a Python version then we are good to go. Otherwise, we have to install Python in our system, to do this refer to How to install Python on Windows?

Step 2: Check for PIP installation 

PIP is a tool that is used to install python packages. PIP is automatically installed with Python 2.7. 9+ and Python 3.4+. Open the command prompt and enter the command shown below to check whether pip is installed or not. 

Note: Refer to How to install PIP on Windows ? for detailed information.

Step 3: Install Pygame

To install Pygame, open the command prompt and give the command as shown below:

pip install pygame

Pygame is successfully installed as shown in the image above.

Step 4: Check Whether PyGame is Working or not 

Now open a new terminal and import the Pygame library to see whether it is working fine or not in our system. The library is imported successfully means we got success.

In this way, we can install the pygame module in Python.

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21 Feb, 2023

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Pygame is a free and open-source cross-platform library
for the development of multimedia applications like video games using Python.
It uses the Simple DirectMedia Layer library and several other
popular libraries to abstract the most common functions, making writing
these programs a more intuitive task.

We need your help to make pygame the best it can be!
New contributors are welcome.

python --version

pip --version

pip install pygame

Example

On windows

1. Navigate to http://www.lfd.uci.edu/~gohlke/pythonlibs/#pygame – an unofficial site providing windows binaries of open-source python packages for the official CPython distribution by Christoph Gohlke.

2. Download the appropriate pygame .whl file according to your installed python version. (The file is named something like pygame -<pygame version> - <python version>- win32.whl)

3. Run

    pip install your-pygame-package.whl
   

   inside your terminal, bash or consol.
   Note: if pip is not found in PATH try to run python -m pip install your-pygame-package.whl

4. Check if you can import pygame as a python module

   import pygame
   

   If you do not get an error, you have correctly installed pygame on your computer

On linux

1. Open your terminal and run

   sudo apt-get install python-pygame
   

   Note: This will install pygame for python2

2. Try to import pygame inside

   import pygame
   

   If you do not get an error, you have correctly installed pygame on your linux system

On macOS

There are two ways to install it on mac:

Method 1

Go to the Pygame downloads page and download the mac installer. Run it, and it should install Pygame on your Mac.

Method 2

Install Homebrew:

/usr/bin/ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)"

Then use Homebrew to install Python 2.7.12 and Pygame:

brew install python; brew install homebrew/python/pygame

Now run Python in your terminal and try import pygame. If it does not say anything, it’s installed successfully.

PyGame is a cross-platform set of modules in the Python programming language which means you can install it on any operating system and are designed to write video games. These modules also include graphics and sound libraries that are used together with the Python programming language. PyGame depends on python, which means we have to install python first before installing PyGame.

In this blog, I’ll be showing you how to install Python and then PyGame.

Installing Python on Windows

Downloading

To install Python, visit their website and download the latest version of python 3. If you are using a 32-bit system, choose the “Windows x32 installer,” If you are using the 64-bit system, choose the Windows x64 installer. You should note that the latest version of python doesn’t work on Windows 7 or earlier. This means that you can only use Python 3 on Windows 8 or later versions.

You should be able to download the executable installer. Once downloaded, run the Python installer.

Running the setup

When the installer opens, check the install launcher for all users(recommended) box and add python 3.7 to PATH(optional).

Click on the customize installation and make sure the following boxes are checked.

• Documentation.
• Pip
• Tcl/tk and IDLE(to install tkinter and IDLE)
• Python test suite
• Py launcher
• For all users (requires elevation).

If you are satisfied with your check box choices, Click “next”.

You will be taken to the advanced options dialog, here you also have to check the following boxes:

• Install for all users.
• Add Python to environment variables (this can be done manually if you don’t check the box, but it will take more time. I recommend checking the box to save time).

Optional

• Associate files with Python (requires py launcher).
• Create shortcuts for installer applications.

You will realize that when you check the install for all users box, precompile standard library will automatically be checked. This is okay.

Click “Install”.

The installation shouldn’t take very long, and you should see the setup was successful. You have completed your installation, and you can use Python.

Click “Close”.

Now that we have the latest version of Python running on our computer let’s get to the business that brought us here, that is, installing PyGame on Windows 10.

Installing PyGame on Windows 10

Locating Python folder

Launch file explorer and locate the python folder in the primary disk of your computer. To do this, use the shortcut commands Win+E or open the start menu and search explorer. File explorer should be the first option at the top left of the screen. Click it or press “Enter” to open it.

Copy the address of the Python folder. In my case it is:” C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Python 3.9″
Note: If you did not change the installation on the advanced settings, your python would be installed on the default settings of python installation. Please make sure to change the installation path on the advanced settings as shown above.

Copying the path/address of the python folder

You copy this by right-clicking on the Python name at the top of the screen on file explorer and click “copy address”.

If you changed your installation path, then your location should be as short as this:” C:\Program Files\Python39 ”
Copy this address.

Creating the path

Now that you have your address copied, we want to create a path in the environment variables. So we open the Control Panel. Do this by opening the start menu and search for the Control Panel. The Control Panel should appear at the top left of the screen.

Now click on it or press “Enter” on your keyboard to open it, then click on the System and Security > then Advanced System Settings.

It would help if you had the above panel opened. Click on Environment Variables.

Click “New” and paste the path copied from file explorer into the empty textbox generated on the Environment variables panel like the one above. You can also add Scripts Variable and Click “OK” twice to save the changes.

The two methods of installing Pygame

If all is now set, we can head into the last steps of installing PyGame. In this method, we can use the pip install or download the PyGame set up and install from the setup. The pip install gets PyGame from the internet and installs it on your machine during the setup.

Let’s start by using the setup method:

Head to this website Pygame Installer and download the appropriate installer version for your computer. Save the setup to downloads.
To ensure that we successfully installed Python, Open the command prompt as an administrator and run this command.
“python”

This gives you your current installed python version, as shown above.

The next step is to navigate to the location of the downloaded PyGame. In our case:

C:\Users\name\> cd Downloads

Then type the command to install PyGame from the downloads folder as shown below:

C:\Users\name\Downloads> pip install pygame-1.9.1.win32-py2.7.msi

In one way or another, you might encounter this error if your “pip” version is of low version than the current version; hence consider running the below commands to upgrade.

python.exe -m pip install –-upgrade pip

Finally, run the command below to install PyGame from the downloads folder.

C:\Users\Mozerian\Downloads\Programs>pip install pygame-1.9.1.win32-py2.7.msi 

Let’s now look at the second. The first method can really give you some headaches since you will really do some debugging. I, therefore, recommend using this second option. To install PyGame from the command prompt:

First, open Command Prompt as an Administrator and navigate to the python installation location:

C:\Program Files\Python39

Then cd to Scripts

C:\Program Files\Python39>cd Scripts

You can now install Pygame here: type in “pip install pygame”, and Pygame will be successfully installed.

PyGame successfully installed. How about running a few commands to launch PyGame and see if it works?

Getting Started with the PyGame

To run Pygame, we must first import all the functions that “Pygame” and “Sys” modules have. Go back to the python location and start python. Write the below commands:

>>> import pygame, sys

The next step will be to import all PyGame functions. Instead of calling modulename.functionname(), we can do this to import all functions.

from pygame.locals import*

We can then initialize Pygame by pygame.init(), and lastly, to display Pygame and run it, we need to set the window size. Type this command, and PyGame will launch.

pygame.display.set_mode((400, 300))

This will now launch the PyGame, on a window set to (400, 300).

Conclusion

We have now successfully installed PyGame using the two methods. The only challenge you may overcome when doing this is the necessity to install python first. If you have no background in python, you do not have to worry since this tutorial guides you on a step-by-step basis. You can know to play around with PyGame, such as setting the Window title and any other thing you wish to. I hope this blog was helpful to you when it comes to installing PyGame on Windows 10.