Pygame Write To Other Terminal?

I was wondering if it is possible to write the pygame code to a separate terminal so that you can still do things like print to the terminal. When pygame's display becomes initiali

Solution 1:

Ok, once you initialize pygame and start your pygame loop in startDisplay() in Commands.py, you are essentially leaving your main() loop in game.py. So your repeated request for input won't happen again. If you want to call for input during the loop in startDisplay() you'll need to do it expressly there. As I stated above, this will pause your game until you enter a command, which obviously isn't very good. You could build a little logic around it and only request input during a break in the action or implement a Pause event (using a key event) which would subsequently call the prompt for a command.