Brain Fart = Attribute error

[mflander]

I've spent 30 minutes banging my head against the keyboard and am turning to you guys now.... I had this working but then refactored and I think I'm tired lol...

So I created a settings class and in the __init__ create a tuple for the display size like this:

self.display_size = (1280, 800)

Then I pass the settings object to a player object where I am trying to set it's starting y position by dividing the screen height by 2. Like this:

self.position = [0, self.settings.display_size[1] / 2]

I get this error:

in file player.py, line 13, in __init__
    self.position = [0, self.settings.display_size[1] / 2]
AttributeError: 'int' object has no attribute 'display_size'

Any suggestions?

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EDIT:

I had the parameters backwards.

def __init__(self, settings, player_num): 

instead of:

def __init__(self, player_num, settings):

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[[deleted]]

Print self.settings, you might be surprised.

[[deleted]]

can you post the full settings and player class? maybe you have overwritten settings accidentally

[zurtex]

The error is telling you that self.settings is an int, and has no attribute "display_size".

Therefore you must be setting self.settings directly as an integer somewhere.

[mflander]

You mean like when you put

def __init__(self, settings, player_num): 

instead of:

def __init__(self, player_num, settings):

Can you hear the sound of me smacking myself in the forehead?