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Game Gui - Py

The document contains a Python script that implements a 2v2 battle game using the Tkinter library for the GUI. Players can input names and select character types (Warrior, Mage, Archer) for two characters, and the game simulates a battle between them, displaying the battle log and announcing the winner. The game utilizes classes for character types and includes methods for attacking and checking health status.

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Game Gui - Py

The document contains a Python script that implements a 2v2 battle game using the Tkinter library for the GUI. Players can input names and select character types (Warrior, Mage, Archer) for two characters, and the game simulates a battle between them, displaying the battle log and announcing the winner. The game utilizes classes for character types and includes methods for attacking and checking health status.

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import tkinter as tk

from tkinter import messagebox


from characters import Warrior, Mage, Archer
import random

class GameGUI:
def __init__(self, root):
[Link] = root
[Link]("2v2 Battle Game")

# Character 1 Input
[Link](root, text="Character 1 Name:").pack()
self.char1_name = [Link](root)
self.char1_name.pack()

[Link](root, text="Character 1 Type:").pack()


self.char1_type = [Link](value="Warrior")
[Link](root, self.char1_type, "Warrior", "Mage", "Archer").pack()

# Character 2 Input
[Link](root, text="Character 2 Name:").pack()
self.char2_name = [Link](root)
self.char2_name.pack()

[Link](root, text="Character 2 Type:").pack()


self.char2_type = [Link](value="Mage")
[Link](root, self.char2_type, "Warrior", "Mage", "Archer").pack()

# Battle Button
[Link](root, text="Start Battle", command=self.start_battle).pack(pady=10)

# Battle Log
[Link] = [Link](root, height=10, width=50)
[Link]()

def start_battle(self):
# Clear previous log
[Link](1.0, [Link])

# Create characters
char1 = self.create_character(
self.char1_name.get(),
self.char1_type.get()
)
char2 = self.create_character(
self.char2_name.get(),
self.char2_type.get()
)

# Simulate battle
[Link]([Link], "=== BATTLE BEGINS ===\n")
[Link]([Link], f"{[Link]} ({char1.__class__.__name__}) vs {[Link]}
({char2.__class__.__name__})\n\n")

while [Link]() and [Link]():


# Character 1 attacks
damage = [Link]()
[Link](damage)
[Link]([Link], f"{[Link]} attacks {[Link]} for {damage} damage!\n")

if not [Link]():
break

# Character 2 attacks
damage = [Link]()
[Link](damage)
[Link]([Link], f"{[Link]} attacks {[Link]} for {damage} damage!\n")

[Link]([Link], f"Status: {[Link]} ({[Link]} HP), {[Link]}


({[Link]} HP)\n\n")
[Link]() # Update GUI

# Show winner
winner = char1 if [Link]() else char2
[Link]("Battle Over", f"{[Link]} wins the battle!")

def create_character(self, name, char_type):


if not name:
name = "Unknown"

if char_type == "Warrior":
return Warrior(name, [Link](15, 25), [Link](80, 120))
elif char_type == "Mage":
return Mage(name, [Link](10, 20), [Link](60, 90))
else:
return Archer(name, [Link](12, 22), [Link](70, 100))

# Run the GUI


if __name__ == "__main__":
root = [Link]()
app = GameGUI(root)
[Link]()

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