Einfaches Turtle-Programm zum Einbetten in ein Tkinter-Fenster [Duplikat] ⇐ Python

[Anonymous]

Ich habe dieses einfache Turtle-Spielprogramm und möchte es in ein Tkinter-Fenster einfügen, damit ich es packen und eine ausführbare Datei erstellen kann. Hier ist mein Code.

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import turtle
import time
import random

# Setup values and turtle variables
xSetup = 1200
ySetup = 650
movementDelay = 0.001

wn = turtle.Screen()
wn.title("Racing Game")
wn.setup(xSetup, ySetup)
wn.bgcolor("black")
wn.bgpic("beach_bg(3).gif")
wn.tracer(0)
delay = 0.15

p1_segments = []
p1 = turtle.Turtle()
p1.speed(0)
p1.shape("square")
p1.color("red")
p1.up()
p1.setpos(-565, 150)
p1.direction = "stop"

p2_segments = []
p2 = turtle.Turtle()
p2.speed(0)
p2.shape("square")
p2.color("blue")
p2.up()
p2.setpos(-565, -150)
p2.direction = "stop"

foodX = (xSetup / 2) - 30
foodY = (ySetup / 2) - 30
x = random.randint(foodX * -1, foodX)
y = random.randint(foodY * -1, foodY)
food1 = turtle.Turtle()
food1.shape("turtle")
food1.speed(0)
food1.up()
food1.color("green yellow")
food1.setpos(x, y)

text = turtle.Turtle()
text.speed(0)
text.up()
text.shape("square")
text.color("white")
text.hideturtle()

p1Score = 0
p2Score = 0
score = turtle.Turtle()
score.speed(0)
score.up()
score.color("white")
score.shape("square")
score.hideturtle()
score.setpos(0, -300)
score.write(f"Red: {p1Score}  Blue: {p2Score}", align = "center", font = ("Verdana", 16, "bold"))

# for keyboard bindings
def p1_go_up():
if p1.direction != "down":
time.sleep(movementDelay)
p1.direction = "up"
def p2_go_up():
if p2.direction != "down":
time.sleep(movementDelay)
p2.direction = "up"
def p1_go_down():
if p1.direction != "up":
time.sleep(movementDelay)
p1.direction = "down"
def p2_go_down():
if p2.direction != "up":
time.sleep(movementDelay)
p2.direction = "down"
def p1_go_right():
if p1.direction != "left":
time.sleep(movementDelay)
p1.direction = "right"
def p2_go_right():
if p2.direction != "left":
time.sleep(movementDelay)
p2.direction = "right"
def p1_go_left():
if p1.direction != "right":
time.sleep(movementDelay)
p1.direction = "left"
def p2_go_left():
if p2.direction != "right":
time.sleep(movementDelay)
p2.direction = "left"

def reset_game():
time.sleep(0.5)
p1.setpos(-565, 150)
p1.direction = "stop"
p2.setpos(-565, -150)
p2.direction = "stop"
score.clear()
score.write(f"Red: {p1Score}  Blue:  {p2Score}", align = "center", font = ("Verdana", 16, "bold"))
for segment in p1_segments:
segment.setpos(1000, 1000)
p1_segments.clear()
for segment in p2_segments:
segment.setpos(1000, 1000)
p2_segments.clear()

# to check for change of directions
def move():
if p1.direction == "up":
text.clear()
p1y = p1.ycor()
p1.sety(p1y + 20)
if p1.direction == "down":
text.clear()
p1y = p1.ycor()
p1.sety(p1y - 20)
if p1.direction == "right":
text.clear()
p1x = p1.xcor()
p1.setx(p1x + 20)
if p1.direction == "left":
text.clear()
p1x = p1.xcor()
p1.setx(p1x - 20)

if p2.direction == "up":
text.clear()
p2y = p2.ycor()
p2.sety(p2y + 20)
if p2.direction == "down":
text.clear()
p2y = p2.ycor()
p2.sety(p2y - 20)
if p2.direction == "right":
text.clear()
p2x = p2.xcor()
p2.setx(p2x + 20)
if p2.direction == "left":
text.clear()
p2x = p2.xcor()
p2.setx(p2x - 20)

def buttonClick(x, y):
print(f"Coordinate ({x}, {y})")

# listen to keyboard clicks for movement of player
wn.listen()
wn.onkeypress(p1_go_up, "w")
wn.onkeypress(p2_go_up, "Up")
wn.onkeypress(p1_go_down, "s")
wn.onkeypress(p2_go_down, "Down")
wn.onkeypress(p1_go_right, "d")
wn.onkeypress(p2_go_right, "Right")
wn.onkeypress(p1_go_left, "a")
wn.onkeypress(p2_go_left, "Left")
wn.onscreenclick(buttonClick, 1)

while True:
# update screen while loop is true
wn.update()

time.sleep(delay)

if p1.distance(food1) < 20:
x = random.randint(foodX * -1, foodX)
y = random.randint(foodY * -1, foodY)
food1.setpos(x, y)
p1Score += 1
score.clear()
score.write(f"Red: {p1Score}  Blue: {p2Score}", align = "center", font = ("Verdana", 16, "bold"))

p1_newSegment = turtle.Turtle()
p1_newSegment.shape("square")
p1_newSegment.color("dark red")
p1_newSegment.up()
p1_segments.append(p1_newSegment)

for index in range(len(p1_segments) - 1, 0, -1):
p1_xSegment = p1_segments[index - 1].xcor()
p1_ySegment = p1_segments[index - 1].ycor()
p1_segments[index].setpos(p1_xSegment, p1_ySegment)

if len(p1_segments) > 0:
p1_xhead = p1.xcor()
p1_yhead = p1.ycor()
p1_segments[0].setpos(p1_xhead, p1_yhead)

if p2.distance(food1) < 20:
x = random.randint(foodX * -1, foodX)
y = random.randint(foodY * -1, foodY)
food1.setpos(x, y)
p2Score += 1
score.clear()
score.write(f"Red: {p1Score}  Blue: {p2Score}", align = "center", font = ("Verdana", 16, "bold"))

p2_newSegment = turtle.Turtle()
p2_newSegment.shape("square")
p2_newSegment.color("midnight blue")
p2_newSegment.up()
p2_segments.append(p2_newSegment)

for index in range(len(p2_segments) - 1, 0, -1):
p2_xSegment = p2_segments[index - 1].xcor()
p2_ySegment = p2_segments[index - 1].ycor()
p2_segments[index].setpos(p2_xSegment, p2_ySegment)

if len(p2_segments) > 0:
p2_xhead = p2.xcor()
p2_yhead = p2.ycor()
p2_segments[0].setpos(p2_xhead, p2_yhead)

if p1.ycor() < -305 or p1.ycor() > 320 or p1.xcor() > 587 or p1.xcor() < -597:
text.write("Red went over the line!", align = "center", font = ("Verdana", 25, "bold"))
p2Score +=1
reset_game()

if p2.ycor() < -305 or p2.ycor() > 320 or p2.xcor() > 587 or p2.xcor() <  -597:
text.write("Blue went over the line!", align = "center", font = ("Verdana", 25, "bold"))
p1Score += 1
reset_game()

move()

# check for self collisions
for p1_segment in p1_segments:
if p1_segment.distance(p1) < 20:
text.clear()
text.write("Red ate his self!", align = "center", font = ("Verdana", 25, "bold"))
p2Score += 1
reset_game()
# check for collisions with other players body
if p2.distance(p1_segment) < 20:
text.clear()
text.write("Game Over! Red Won!", align = "center", font = ("Verdana", 25, "bold"))
time.sleep(0.5)
p1Score = 0
p2Score = 0
reset_game()
for p2_segment in p2_segments:
if p2_segment.distance(p2) < 20:
text.clear()
text.write("Blue ate his self!", align = "center", font = ("Verdana", 25, "bold"))
p1Score += 1
reset_game()
# check for collisions with other players body
if p1.distance(p2_segment) < 20:
text.clear()
text.write("Game Over! Blue Won!", align = "center", font = ("Verdana", 25, "bold"))
time.sleep(0.5)
p1Score = 0
p2Score = 0
reset_game()

wn.mainloop()

Ich habe versucht, eine einfache Tkinter-Datei zu erstellen, aber ich verstehe nicht, wie ich ein Turtle-Programm mit Tkinter kombinieren kann.