Quote:Original post by poker158149
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So, pygame is only for 2d?

No, pygame and pyglet both let you use opengl for 3d, and you could just as easily do 2d in panda3d. In my experience panda3d is much easier if you are working with 3d. Pyglet and pygame are much simpler and would require more work on your part. If you were going the 2d route the amount of extra work to get it going is minimal. You more than likely wouldn't use many of the features that come with panda3d.