How do I import on pygame

[DylanShull]

So I’m working on a game on pygame and when I try to import stuff from a file to another it says that it’s undefined

[QwertyQwerty88]

Hey, @DylanShull welcome to the forums!

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[DylanShull]

https://replit.com/@DylanShull/DOOM#main.py

[bigminiboss]

? I don’t see any problem; it just imports. Try reloading, that normally helps

[DylanShull]

It doesn’t say it but when I put “from settings import *” it keeps telling me that settings is undefined

[QwertyQwerty88]

It doesn’t say that it’s undefined, it’s saying that it’s not sure if it’s undefined because you used import *. This is bad practice and I recommend you do not use it.

[DylanShull]

Now it’s not working at all I’m trying to follow a tutorial and that’s what the guy on the tutorial did

[QwertyQwerty88]

well the guy in your tutorial follows bad practices lol. I recommend skip all the importing nonsense and just define your settings in main.py.

[DylanShull]

I fixed the problem thank you (this was very confusing, happy that it’s over lol)