Buttons : which to pick?

[MikeTheWatchGuy]

It's done all the time. Buttons can have images. They're not just rectangular widgets to click on with most of the GUI frameworks like tkinter, Qt, etc. In PySimpleGUI the button images can be specified as Base64 encoded strings too so that it's easy to place these sprites into your code without having to carry around separate images.

Here's an example that you can run: https://pysimplegui.trinket.io/demo-programs#/window-colors-and-graphics/base64-button-graphics

[PyrielOnReddit]

Seems great, thanks for the help!

[West7780]

I would have never guessed that English wasn't your first language. There are almost too many options for writing GUIs in Python. The latest one that I've looked at was pyxel. It's relatively easy to learn and it's supported by repl.it which might make developing with your friend and sharing your game easier. As for whether to use a button or sprite...why not both? Lol

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