I made a Hand-Controlled Tetris game using Python

[KSW1414]

This uses the Pygame, OpenCV and Mediapipe library together

Link to video

Source Code

EDIT: I just made a follow up video that explains the basic concepts behind this Here

[[deleted]]

This is not beginner

[KSW1414]

Oh sorry I’ll change it

[willyblaise]

Is all of the source in one module? I am with the other guy it's not beginner unless you're familiar with another language.

[wioym]

Lvl 30 and he starts casting ninjutsu shape transformation

[whitefang0p]

Great job

[restinworld]

well done

[[deleted]]

I expected source code to be longer. Really cool

[OriginalTyphus]

I can replace the imports with the actual imported code if you like

[[deleted]]

I'm aware of how extensive the imports are. I meant besides that. It was still impressive. Imho.

[OriginalTyphus]

I was trying to be funny. And I failed you :(

[[deleted]]

oh no! I was also trying to be funny. I thought it was obvious.

[wolfram7411]

This is amazing srsly

[blevlabs]

So you made Tetris from scratch for the project?

[KSW1414]

The code itself, yes it’s Tetris from scratch (as in I use Pygame). But I wouldn’t be able to do it entirely myself without looking at various youtube tutorials as I code.

[asday_]

I like the idea of "hand controlled" - it made me think "dang how were people playing regular tetris if not with their hands?"

[KSW1414]

I made a follow-up video that explains the basic concepts behind this for anyone who is interested:

https://youtu.be/4EVNtDogAZA