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I started writing an example based off your code. For now it just draws 2 legs and his spine: Note: <ol> <li>Using vectors instead of tuples would let you do <code>return self.pos+offset</code> vs <code>return (self.pos[0]+offset[0], self.pos[1]+offset[1])</code></li> <li>I use offsets relative a local origin to draw.</li> </ol> code: <pre><code>import pygame from pygame.locals import * pygame.init() # not normally all global, but simplified demo color_bg = Color("gray20") color_fg = Color("gray80") clock = pygame.time.Clock() screen = pygame.display.set_mode((600,400)) class Entity(): def __init__(self, pos=(300, 300)): self.pos = pos self.armR = (10, 10) self.armL = (-10, 10) self.body = (0, -20) self.head_offset = self.offset(self.body) def offset(self, offset): # get offset to draw, relative stickman's hips return (self.pos[0]+offset[0], self.pos[1]+offset[1]) def render(self): b = self.pos #pygame.draw.line( screen, color_fg, (10,10), (20,30) ) o = self.offset( self.armL ) pygame.draw.line( screen, color_fg, b, o ) o = self.offset( self.armR ) pygame.draw.line( screen, color_fg, b, o ) o = self.offset( self.body ) pygame.draw.line( screen, Color("red"), b, o ) class Game(): def __init__(self): self.e = Entity() def draw(self): screen.fill( color_bg ) self.e.render() pygame.display.flip() clock.tick(80) def loop(self): done=False while not done: events = pygame.event.get() for event in events: if event.type == pygame.QUIT: done = True # event: keydown elif event.type == KEYDOWN: if event.key == K_ESCAPE or event.key == K_SPACE: done = True elif event.type == MOUSEMOTION: self.mouse_loc = event.pos self.draw() g = Game() g.loop() </code></pre>
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