This is a very trivial problem and I hope I’m not testing anyones patience. Anyways, here it goes: I’m trying to create two separate python files, one that will handle input and another that will handle everything else (I’m starting small, I hope to separate it more, but I’m just starting with this for now).
As of now, whenever I run the file it returns an error claiming that my Input class has no attribute ‘getitem’.
I’m going to attach a zip that contains all my code, hopefully someone will tell me how to properly handle this situation. Sorry for the attrocious code, I’m still learning . help!.zip (213 KB)
What you are doing above is creating a Input object and assigning it to self.input_control. Then you are creating another Input object and assigning it to input_control.keymap.
You only need to create the object once, you’ll be able to access the keymap variable after that without any extra work.
So, to fix it remove this line:
self.input_control.keymap = Input()
Additionally: be careful with your naming conventions. Your ‘Input’ class is fairly general and might clash with other python builtin objects.
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