Typo in "main.py" and Added "import colorsys" in background.py

[renderman21]

Running the game, there is a sudden error in the console that most of them are "undefined". And when importing the files for main.py, there is a dot (.) before the referenced file, thus throwing off an error

[firefish111]

no no, `.` means the current directory, it needs that otherwise it will attempt to open a file in path, or what is system32 if you use that shitty abomination called Microsoft Windows

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[ghost]

youll have to edit all of the directory references

[ghost]

on your local version

[firefish111]

youll have to edit all of the directory references

but it works on Windows as well, have you not used cmd?

[firefish111]

@phoebe-leong this guy is right though, it's supposed to be ./ not just .

[renderman21]

no no, . means the current directory, it needs that otherwise it will attempt to open a file in path, or what is system32 if you use that shitty abomination called Microsoft Windows
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Ah okay okay, I am using Linux in testing the game. And the . before the referenced python files such as player.py utils.py, etc., is a hidden file. Guessed I didn't account for Windows though.