QuackDuck is an interactive virtual pet duck developed in Python using PyQt5. The application offers a variety of skins, animations, and sound effects, providing an engaging and personalized experience for each user.
- Diverse Skins: Choose from a wide range of available skins or create your own. Skins can be stored in any directory, and users can specify the path through the settings menu.
- Interactive Animations: The pet responds to user actions, changes states, and performs various animations.
- Sound Effects: Play random sounds and respond to audio signals.
- Multi-language Support: The interface is available in English and Russian.
- Logging: A logging system to track events and errors.
- Settings: Flexible configuration of pet parameters through an intuitive interface.
- Build via Releases: Executable .exe files are provided in the Releases section.
- State System: The pet can be in various states such as walking, sleeping, playing, and more.
- Microphone Integration: The pet reacts to sound signals using the microphone.
Download the latest version of QuackDuck from the Releases section.
If you have suggestions or questions, you can create an Issue in the repository.
This project is protected by copyright. All rights are reserved. Distribution and use of the code without the author's written permission are strictly prohibited.
The application saves logs to the quackduck_crash.log file located in the user's home directory:
- Windows: C:\Users<Username>\quackduck_crash.log
- Linux: /home//quackduck_crash.log
- macOS: Good luck getting this running on macOS
Translation files are located in the languages folder and are loaded dynamically based on the selected language.
Skins are stored in any user-selected directory. To add new skins:
- Place the corresponding .zip files in the chosen directory.
- Open the settings menu in the application.
- Specify the path to the skins directory.
If you enjoy QuackDuck and want to support its development, you can buy me a coffee:
Thank you for using QuackDuck! 🦆💖