'ImageData' object has no attribute 'texture'

[BhavayJ]

when I run the file main.py it says that 'ImageData' object has no attribute 'texture' so what I should do please tell

[HenriWahl]

Same problem here. 😢

[ajh123]

Just look through the code and replace .texture with get_texture()

[shad0wm1ch]

@ajh123 It seemed to helped however now I am getting green bars across the screen? I should probably say that I used 2to3 to move everything over to python 3. Any idea what could be the reason?

[ajh123]

You didn't need to use 2to3, it works. and just change any print "...". to. print("...")

[r58Playz]

I thought that the python3 branch was merged a while ago so that the master branch was compatible with python3. It should be working fine.

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[shad0wm1ch]

@ajh123 Sorry that was my bad, I don't know why I didn't notice it was already in python 3. Once I change the textures to get_texture thats the program I get. Graphics drivers are up to date, same with python and all the python libraries.

Any idea?

[ajh123]

Don’t know what’s gone on there, my solution works for me. Maybe the texture files got corrupted?

[shad0wm1ch]

It must be fault on my end then, thanks anyway!

[HeyItsAnushtubh]

Just look through the code and replace .texture with get_texture()

Ummm, where is it? @ajh123

[ajh123]

Everywhere

[d3cryptofc]

same problem here