Connect 4 help?......

[sodoku]

hello peoples today I wanted to turn this into a Connect 4 style of game first I would load a connect4startmenu.pyui that has one TextField that has a placeholder that says add number of games to play, and one button on it that says Add Winning shape and , and I would like the Add Winning shape button to start my connect4addwinningshape.py scene ............. so I could pick any shape to win the game for each new game added like 4 in a row, or a 5 in a row, or 2by2 square, or a 3by3 square that has an empty square in the middle, or a 5by5 square that has the middle 3by3 squares empty, or the four corners of the grid, or like an L shape, or a Triangle of any size..........then when I tap the P button on the top of the connect4addwinngshape.py scene the game starts the connect4game.py and loads the number of games to play .......the hearts would represent the number of games your playing, for example 2 games at the same time , or 5 games and TAPPING the heart would switch between games

The first screen is connect4startmenu.pyui
The pyui with the TextField and button

Then the second screen is connect4addwinngshape.py

from scene import*
import scene, ui


class Block(scene.ShapeNode):
	def __init__(self, x, y, w, h,fill_color='blue', parent=None):
		path = ui.Path.rect(0, 0, w, h)
		self.label = None
		self.root = parent
		super(Block, self).__init__(path=path,
		fill_color=fill_color,
		position=(x, y),
		parent=parent)
		
	def touch_began(self, touch):
		if not self.label:
			self.label = scene.LabelNode('♛',
			font=('Helvetica', 40),
			color='green', parent=self.root)
			self.add_child(self.label)
			
class MyScene (scene.Scene):
	def setup(self):
		self.background_color = 'gray'
		colorlist = ['black', 'white']
		self.grid = {}
		for grid in range(2):
			m, n = 10,10
			w, h = 64, 64
			start_x, start_y = self.size[1]/2-n/1.53*w, self.size[1]/2 - m/2*h
			#self.grid = {}
			for i in range(m):
				for j in range(n):
					x, y = start_x+i*w, start_y+j*h
					self.grid[i,j] = Block(x, y, w, h,
					fill_color=colorlist[(i+j)%2],
					parent=self)
					
					
		#start playing games symbol		
		self.play_button = SpriteNode('iow:social_pinterest_256', position=(32, self.size.h-32), parent=self)
		self.play_button.size = (50,50)
		
		#undo symbol
		self.undo_button = SpriteNode('iow:reply_256', position=(90, self.size.h-31), parent=self)
		self.undo_button.size = (50,50)
        
		#redo symbol
		self.redo_button = SpriteNode('iow:refresh_24', position=(160, self.size.h-31), parent=self)
		self.redo_button.size = (50,50)			
										
	def touch_began(self, touch):
		for i, j in self.grid:
			if (touch.location in (self.grid[i, j].frame)):
				self.grid[i,j].touch_began(touch)
				return

scene.run(MyScene(), show_fps=True)

Then the third screen is the playing game screen that lets you switch between games being played (it would be useful if you could choose different wining shape for the games in the pawz menu

from scene import*
import scene, ui
import random

class Block(scene.ShapeNode):
	def __init__(self, x, y, w, h,fill_color='blue', parent=None):
		path = ui.Path.rect(0, 0, w, h)
		self.label = None
		self.root = parent
		super(Block, self).__init__(path=path,
		fill_color=fill_color,
		position=(x, y),
		parent=parent)
		
	def touch_began(self, touch):
		if not self.label:
			self.label = scene.LabelNode('😜',
			font=('Helvetica', 40),
			color='#ffffff', parent=self.root)
			self.add_child(self.label)
			
class MyScene (scene.Scene):
	def setup(self):
		self.background_color = 'gray'
		colorlist = ['black', 'white']
		self.grid = {}
		for grid in range(2):
			m, n = 10,10
			w, h = 64, 64
			start_x, start_y = self.size[1]/2-n/1.53*w, self.size[1]/2 - m/2*h
			#self.grid = {}
			for i in range(m):
				for j in range(n):
					x, y = start_x+i*w, start_y+j*h
					self.grid[i,j] = Block(x, y, w, h,
					fill_color=colorlist[(i+j)%2],
					parent=self)
		
		#pause symbol						
		self.pause_button = SpriteNode('iow:pause_32', position=(32, self.size.h-32), parent=self)
		
		#undo symbol
		self.undo_button = SpriteNode('iow:reply_256', position=(90, self.size.h-31), parent=self)
		self.undo_button.size = (50,50)
        
		#redo symbol
		self.redo_button = SpriteNode('iow:refresh_24', position=(160, self.size.h-31), parent=self)
		self.redo_button.size = (50,50)
		
		#number of games you are playing symbols so you can switch between scenes(games)
		self.emojis = []
		emoji_image_list = ['emj:Card_Hearts']
		for y in range(2):
			for x in range(10):
				new_emoji = SpriteNode(random.choice(emoji_image_list))
				new_emoji.position = (x * 70+75,y * 80+840)
				self.add_child(new_emoji)
				self.emojis.append(new_emoji)
		
					
	def touch_began(self, touch):
		for i, j in self.grid:
			if (touch.location in (self.grid[i, j].frame)):
				self.grid[i,j].touch_began(touch)
				return
			
	def touch_ended(self, touch):
		if self.pause_button.frame.contains_point(touch.location):
			
			self.v = ui.load_view('pawz.pyui')
			self.v['button1'].action = self.pawz_button_action
			self.v.present('sheet')
			self.v['textfield1'].begin_editing()
            
	def pawz_button_action(self,sender):
		txt = self.v['textfield1'].text
		self.v.close()	
scene.run(MyScene(), show_fps=True)

[sodoku]

Another feature to add is deaclare the winner some how and notify the players who won

[ccc]

Do you use GitHub? It would be easier to contribute code suggestions if this code was in a repository on GitHub.

[sodoku]

@ccc I could not figure out how the Pyui files from github were able to be copied to my iPad Pythonista module, and it looked intimidating and more confusing to use than this website site

[ccc]

The trick with .pyui files is that they are actually .json files so if you rename filename.pyui to filename.json then you can see the contents and post it to this forum or GitHub. Just make sure to change the name back before you run your program.

When you post Python code to this forum, you can make it format nicely by wrapping in three backticks:
```python
my Python code...
```

And when you post pyui data, you can:
```yaml
my pyui data...
```