Fixed imports in main.py #49
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Addressing Import Issues
Changes Made:
main.py: import statements did not configure properly to external files. Using . is no longer a viable feature forimportstatements in newer versions of Python, so I have changed imports from (for example).playerto justplayer. This applies to five other imports:from player import Player from background import Background from button import Button from bean import Bean from utils import clamp from utils import checkCollisionsbackground.py:colorsyswas used in this file. However, it was never imported at the top of the file. This was added:import colorsys.gitignorewas added to avoid binaries from entering the repo in order to avoid any issues with future forks.