Pygame/Python Text Display

[aikoels]

Sorry, I am loosing my mind. I haven't used pygame in a while and want to get back into it, so I am starting by making a giant tic tac toe board. But for whatever reason the 'X' and 'O' aren't displaying over the background. I was just wondering if anyone sees anything obvious I am missing...

 

part I am talking about:

for place in self.board.keys():            if self.board[place] != 'EMPTY':                move = largeFont.render(self.board[place], True, (255, 255, 255))                scrn.blit(move, placeToCords(int(brdNum), int(place)))                pygame.display.update()

 

full code:

import pygamefrom pygame.locals import * pygame.init() scrn = pygame.display.set_mode((600, 610)) smallFont = pygame.font.SysFont(None, 12)largeFont = pygame.font.SysFont(None, 50)background = pygame.image.load('background.jpg').convert()turn = 'X' class smBoard:    def __init__(self, index):        self.board = {'0':'EMPTY', '1':'EMPTY', '2':'EMPTY',                      '3':'EMPTY', '4':'EMPTY', '5':'EMPTY',                      '6':'EMPTY', '7':'EMPTY', '8':'EMPTY'}        self.own = None #nobody has this board yet        posPositions = [0, 213, 418]        self.pos = (index%3, int(index/3)) #the position of the board (not x, y)    def place(self, pos, chip):        self.board[str(pos)] = chip     def update(self, brdNum):        if self.own == None:            wins = [('0', '1', '2'), ('3', '4', '5'), ('6', '7', '8'),                    ('0', '3', '6'), ('1', '4', '7'), ('2', '5', '8'),                    ('0', '4', '8'), ('2', '4', '6')]            for winSet in wins:                pos1, pos2, pos3 = winSet[0], winSet[1], winSet[2]                chip1, chip2, chip3 = self.board[pos1], self.board[pos2], self.board[pos3]                if (chip1 == 'X' and chip2 == 'X' and chip3 == 'X') or (chip1 == 'O' and chip2 == 'O' and chip3 == 'O'):                    self.own = chip1                    print chip1 + ' claims a board!'        for place in self.board.keys():            if self.board[place] != 'EMPTY':                move = largeFont.render(self.board[place], True, (255, 255, 255))                scrn.blit(move, placeToCords(int(brdNum), int(place)))                pygame.display.update()                 def placeToCords(index, place): #index is the board number, 0-8, place is the place on the board 1-9    boardLocs = [0, 213, 418] #possible x, y locations    boardPos = (boardLocs[index%3], boardLocs[index/3])     placeLocs = [0, 63, 123]    place -= 1 #used for math    placePos = (placeLocs[place%3], placeLocs[place/3])    finalPos = (boardPos[0] + placePos[0], boardPos[1] + placePos[1])     return finalPos def updateTurn(turn):    if turn == 'X':        return 'O'    else:        return 'X'    def clickToPos(clickPos):    boardLocs = [0, 213, 418, 9999]    placeLocs = [0, 63, 123, 9999]    for x in xrange(len(boardLocs)):        num = boardLocs[x]        if clickPos[0] < num:            boardx = boardLocs[x - 1]            break    for x in xrange(len(boardLocs)):        num = boardLocs[x]        if clickPos[1] < num:            boardy = boardLocs[x - 1]            break            for x in xrange(len(placeLocs)):        num = placeLocs[x] + boardx        if clickPos[0] < num:            placex = placeLocs[x-1] + boardx            break    for x in xrange(len(placeLocs)):        num = placeLocs[x] + boardy        if clickPos[1] < num:            placey = placeLocs[x-1] + boardy            break     if placex >= 418:        placex -= 418    elif placex >= 213:        placex -= 213    if placey >= 418:        placey -= 418    elif placey >= 213:        placey -= 213      boardPos = (boardLocs.index(boardx), boardLocs.index(boardy))    boardNum = boardPostoNum(boardPos)    placeNum = placePostoNum((placex, placey))    return (boardNum, placeNum) def boardPostoNum(pos): #convert a tuple of board location to board index number (1, 0) -> 1    return pos[0] + (pos[1]*3) def placePostoNum(pos):    place = 0    if pos[0] == 63:        place += 1    elif pos[0] == 123:        place += 2            if pos[1] == 63:        place += 3    elif pos[1] == 123:        place += 6    return place boards = []for index in xrange(9):    boards.append(smBoard(index))keepGoing = Truescrn.blit(background, (0, 0))while keepGoing:    for event in pygame.event.get():        if event.type == QUIT:            keepGoing = False        if event.type == KEYDOWN:            if event.key == 27: #escape key                keepGoing = False        if event.type == MOUSEBUTTONDOWN and event.button == 1: #left click            tup = clickToPos(event.pos)            if boards[tup[0]].board[str(tup[1])] == 'EMPTY':                boards[tup[0]].place(tup[1], turn)                turn = updateTurn(turn)                print 'Next Turn: ' + turn            else:                print 'Invalid location!'                    for x in xrange(len(boards)):        board = boards[x]        board.update(x)    pygame.display.update() pygame.quit()

[fizzlesticks]

What is your background image? It seems to work fine for my on a plain black background.

[aikoels]

What is your background image? It seems to work fine for my on a plain black background.

I have tried it on plain black and also on a colored background, no luck, maybe I just need to reinstall pygame then?

[aikoels]

I reinstalled it, and everything seems to be working now. I haven't installed pygame in a long time (since I last used it) and if I had to guess I would say i've reinstalled python since then, so it was probably just broke then. Thanks for the help! It would have taken me forever trying to fix that code before I thought to reinstall!