Ren'Py Looking for a Python tutorial

[HeroineAdventures]

Hello,

I think I got the basics of Ren'Py down now, but I'm looking to improve my Python skills.
Can someone recommend me a good tutorial (I prefer video) for Python?

 

[mickydoo]

I have used this one in the past

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[Max Craving]

I'm curious why you need it? Isn't basic Ren'Py enough? I just started to learn it, and it seems to me that basic stuff is enought, except maybe some complex menus, mini-games etc.

 

[HeroineAdventures]

I'm curious why you need it? Isn't basic Ren'Py enough? I just started to learn it, and it seems to me that basic stuff is enought, except maybe some complex menus, mini-games etc.

It seems to me that you need some Python if you want to include things like a timeline, inventory systems and things like that.
Plus I'm pretty interested in learning it.

 

[polywog]

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[Max Craving]

It seems to me that you need some Python if you want to include things like a timeline, inventory systems and things like that.
Plus I'm pretty interested in learning it.

Understood, thank you. I thought it is included.

 

[shark_inna_hat]

Here's a playlist with some good stuff, it's a bit boring, but competent and clear. You can skip some of these like those about Flask and Django:

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Here's a playlist that will show some bits and pieces in a mildly entertaining fashion:

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If you already know some Python, but you want to write better, beautiful code, view all videos by Raymond Hettinger you can find:

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If you want to learn by example code, then I'd suggest finding the Python Cookbook by David Beazley. If you search enough you can find a pdf online, but there's also a github repo with all the code samples

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