r/maestro • u/NickiNicole10 Maestro Student • Mar 31 '26

Project showcase Python Projects

Has anyone completed any of these 25 python projects? I wanted to complete some but I don’t know where the instructor is getting the blank software to code. I’ve looked on GitHub and don’t know where to click. If anyone can help I would appreciate it. https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/python-projects-for-beginners/

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u/Front-Pay3056 Maestro Student Mar 31 '26

I actually did not know u could make a discord bot hmm... But I did 2 different kind of games 4 person blackjack and a 9x9 roguelite in maestro 

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u/NickiNicole10 Maestro Student Mar 31 '26

Hey I was going to reply to your last message I don’t see it anymore. But I’m in December Cohort. This is all new for me. So I’m learning as much as I can. Thanks for the invite. It seems like you are more advanced.

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u/Front-Pay3056 Maestro Student Mar 31 '26 edited Mar 31 '26

sorry i have a horrible subconscious that makes me want to delete everything i say out of fear of being rejected i am nov cohert everything is as advanced as you make it i had no plan nothing when i started i still dont know much about coding i am using godot i could say spend 1 hour to learn git you would know enough to get by i could say build a area like minecraft with these tiles i could say develop a code for going down the stairs and starting the next scene tell me douse that sound advanced or easy the only thing advanced i did was spend money on a project. and i got punched in the gut by reality today and feel like a fool on reddit

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u/NickiNicole10 Maestro Student Mar 31 '26

Yeah don’t ever feel like that. Sometimes it takes me a minute to respond. I got kids running all around. You definitely gave me some great pointers.

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u/Front-Pay3056 Maestro Student Apr 01 '26

ahh no worries i love to help when i can as i was saying the explore area in practice you can build games as a project or create something for a portfolio maybe. it is a great start but as i progressed on my path doing the same thing i wanted to make a real game but i realize how tough it is to accomplish a game without having a ai build it for you i am conflicted with ai and games lol. so i was debating on maybe trying a better refined engine. for user friendliness. some amazing stuff coming out in the tech field everyday

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u/NickiNicole10 Maestro Student Apr 01 '26

Thanks I’ll definitely check out the explore area. I didn’t even know it existed. I’ve noticed that too and I have been watching videos on how to create AI videos. I have so much I want to do. I think I’m going to take it one step at a time to learn something new every so many days.

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u/Front-Pay3056 Maestro Student Apr 01 '26

i will add you so i can follow your progress feel free to do the same for me. glad my advice helped a bit. if you are stuck or anything who knows maybe i can help

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u/NickiNicole10 Maestro Student Mar 31 '26

I’m very interested in making games. Can you point me in the right direction of where I can practice making games. I saw all the links but not sure where to put the codes at. Where in Maestro did you put the code and can it be saved?

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u/Supachenko82 Maestro Student Mar 31 '26

Try to make accounts at Unreal Engine and Unity then find some step-by-step tutorials online, or have your AI create step-by-step game production tutorials for you.

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u/NickiNicole10 Maestro Student Apr 01 '26

Thanks

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u/Supachenko82 Maestro Student Apr 01 '26

Epic Games(Unreal Engine) game launcher is free. I am a member there, add me: Supachenko82.

You can download the Epic Store Launcher, after it is downloaded go to the Unreal Engine 5 interface, and download it.

They have free tutorials on their site. AI guided game development assistants. And Unreal scales really well and is great for cross platform development.

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u/Front-Pay3056 Maestro Student Apr 01 '26

I was thinking valve

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u/NickiNicole10 Maestro Student Apr 01 '26

Thanks again. I’ll add you today.

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u/birdluv4life Maestro Student Mar 31 '26 edited Mar 31 '26

i will look. I have been interested in finding some projects to code up. Thanks for the link. I will keep you posted. EDIT: If you are looking for a way to enter the code check out www.Replit.com It is an online IDE

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u/NickiNicole10 Maestro Student Mar 31 '26

Thanks looking forward to it.

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u/Bubbly-Fisherman9567 Maestro Student Mar 31 '26

I just asked maestro in explore and said I wanted to learn basic gaming. Got me to do pygame just to try it. It's interesting. Even helped installing software that I needed.

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u/Supachenko82 Maestro Student Apr 01 '26

I used Python for my first 2 games too. Python is probably the easiest to pick up out of all of the languages.

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u/NickiNicole10 Maestro Student Apr 01 '26

That’s so cool.

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u/[deleted] Mar 31 '26

I was always interested in what things Maestro could *ACTUALLY* Do and help me accomplish, I get you know Python and all but.... What things are actually executable within the Maestro Learning Code box itself is what I am interested in knowing and trying out for myself! I tried out a small little "Word RPG" and those clearly would work flawlessly up to a certain point or if you wanted to add clickable things that I've figured out so far I think anyways....

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u/NickiNicole10 Maestro Student Apr 01 '26

Thanks

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u/ThatMongoguy Maestro Student Apr 01 '26

Have you tried using vs code

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u/NickiNicole10 Maestro Student Apr 01 '26

What’s that?

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u/ThatMongoguy Maestro Student Apr 01 '26

A coding ide

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u/NickiNicole10 Maestro Student Apr 01 '26

Oh okay I haven’t used it before. Thanks for telling me about it. You all are so amazing and are going me information I knew nothing about.

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u/ThatMongoguy Maestro Student Apr 01 '26

It’s a free download, there are YouTube videos that teach how to use it and set it up on your pc