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You do NOT want me to help you with the phonetic spelling.
Piss-ault-cwoo-buh
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23 Apr 12, 09:16AM
(This post was last modified: 23 Apr 12, 09:18AM by Frogulis.)
/fæsɐlt kyub/
or
/pəsɐlt kyub/
Do I pronounce the 'ph' as 'f' or 'puhhh'?
Also, cool :O
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This is actually something I wanted like 2 years ago. I might look into this if I get the motivation to go back to start using Python again since I haven't messed with it in months.
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How about PythonCube? Simple and sweet just like a honey's teet.
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maybe PyCube would be best since the pronunciation is somewhat obvious and it fits with how many things written in Python are named (having "Py" added to the beginning).
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I thought it said pussyassault cube...
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23 Apr 12, 11:38PM
(This post was last modified: 23 Apr 12, 11:51PM by Ronald_Reagan.)
It is a 'puhhh'
PyCube would seem as if it was extending to all cube games, which unless I start looking into other cube games more, it won't be. This is why I named the library to PyACube. Naming wasn't a huge deal to me, as Github allows name changes. I also liked how Pyssault sounded.
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Bear grills approves of this name :D
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24 Apr 12, 12:30PM
(This post was last modified: 24 Apr 12, 08:37PM by VenteX.)
"New AssaultCube project... Better prepend the word 'piss'."
Edit: Fixed it. You grammar nazis you.
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Actually, AssaultCubePy sounds delicious.