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I am making a game, using Python 3.3 and Pygame, and am trying to make it into an executable file, preferably multi-platform. I have seen a lot of other SO questions similar to this, but have yet to find one that will work for me, as I am using Python 3, which is not supported by py2exe, and cx_freeze, I had problems with it. Also, I tried to use Py3to2, and py2exe with that, but I cannot figure out how to correctly use Py3to2, first.

Any way to do this would be appreciated, but it would preferably include a tutorial to Py3to2 or a way to use cx_freeze correctly.

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  • cx_Freeze seems to work fine for Python 3 according to their website. What problems have you ran into? – cha0site Jan 03 '14 at 21:51
  • @cha0site maybe I was using an old version or something? It has been sitting on my computer for a while. It was crashing cmd, and I couldn't get the error report. – Pip Jan 03 '14 at 21:55
  • run it in a cmd, don't click on it. The error's will be there – Bartlomiej Lewandowski Jan 03 '14 at 22:42
  • @BartlomiejLewandowski I uninstalled it, sorry. :( What should I do now? – Pip Jan 04 '14 at 00:08
  • you have two options: install pygame for python2, and use py2exe, or install cx_freeze again to see if it will work with python3 – Bartlomiej Lewandowski Jan 04 '14 at 00:56
  • @BartlomiejLewandowski I will try cx_freeze again! I will post another comment with whether or not it works in the next day or so, on the wrong computer at the moment – Pip Jan 04 '14 at 13:00

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