Hellooooo, I'm totaly new to programming and just started reading some tutorials for python.

I use the Pyglet library.

I know how to blit images to a window and how to make text come up when I push buttons. And I've managed to make an image move across the screen slowly. I also understand if, else if, and else, and while loops.

I'm still trying to figure out how classes work and how I can add variables to ranges, though.

My problem is, I want to try and make an image move when I push the left and right arrow keys. And... It dosn't work.

Welcome RaptorFarmer!

I'm a python newb myself, and I don't have an environment handy, but I think I see the problem.

When you try to increment the "s" variable, your put this:

Instead try this:

This might work as well:

Hope this helps... Good luck!

Source: http://www.poromenos.org/tutorials/python

Hey, thanks a lot, that realy helped.

I still have a problem. The image dosn't come up on the screen unless I push left or right. And it moves left and right now, but only goes 5 pixels then stops.

It dosn't move once and then not move anymore, but it only moves 5 pixels from its origional position.

I believe you have a variable-scope problem with using 's' as the name of both your global position variable and the local position variable in the function. Try changing the name of one of them, or just not using a local variable.

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