How can i access a object from a different class(python processing)?

evaxevax

This is returning the error that "global name 'playerOne' is not defined. how can i fix it?

from Paddle import Paddle from Ball import Ball

def setup(): global playerOne, ball size(500, 500) background(0)

playerOne = Paddle(250, 450, 20, 100, False, False)
ball = Ball(250, 0, 0, -5, 10) 

def draw(): global playerOne, ball

background(0)
playerOne.display()
ball.display()
print(playerOne.x)

def keyPressed(): if key == CODED: if keyCode == LEFT: playerOne.moveLeft = True elif keyCode == RIGHT: playerOne.moveRight = True

def keyReleased(): if key == CODED: if keyCode == LEFT: playerOne.moveLeft = False elif keyCode == RIGHT: playerOne.moveRight = False

class Ball(): x = 0 y = 0 xDiff = 0 yDiff = 0 bSize = 0

def __init__(self, _x, _y, _xDiff, _yDiff, _bSize):
    self.x = _x
    self.y = _y
    self.xDiff = _xDiff
    self.yDiff = _yDiff
    self.bSize = _bSize

def display(self):
    if -10 <= (playerOne.y - self.y) - (playerOne.pHeight / 2) - (bSize /2) <= 0:

        if x > (playerOne.x - ((playerOne.pWidth / 2) + (bSize / 2))) and x < (playerOne.x + (playerOne.pWidth / 2) + (bSize / 2)):
            yDiff *= -1
            xDiff = -1 * int((playerOne.x - self.x) /10)

    ellipseMode(CENTER)
    ellipse(self.x, self.y, self.bSize, self.bSize)

class Paddle: """Description""" x = 0 y = 0 pHeight = 0 pWidth = 0 moveLeft = False moveRight = False

def __init__(self, _x, _y, _pHeight, _pWidth, _moveRight, _moveLeft):
    self.x = _x
    self.y = _y
    self.pHeight = _pHeight
    self.pWidth = _pWidth
    self.moveRight = _moveLeft
    self.moveLeft = _moveLeft

def display(self):

    if self.moveLeft == True:
        if self.x >= 0 + self.pWidth/2:
            self.x -= 5
    elif self.moveRight == True:
        if self.x <= 500 - self.pWidth/2:
            self.x += 5

    fill(255)
    rectMode(CENTER)
    rect(int(self.x), int(self.y), self.pWidth, self.pHeight)

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https://forum.Processing.org/two/discussion/15473/readme-how-to-format-code-and-text

evaxevax

Never mind, figured it out

evaxevax

please don't answer unnecessary