Hello,
I've been working on developing a game for about a week, but I'm encountering some problems with importing separate files. I would greatly appreciate any help!
Directory Structure:

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    Games
        BattleGame
            BattleGame.py
            characters.py
            moves.pyShould I keep everything in a single file? I've noticed that most other games are structured this way. I'd prefer to separate data from the game logic, but I don't want to compromise on resources. How can I import a file from the same game directory? I keep encountering a "module not found" error no matter what I try.
I've tried the following:

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from moves import moves
from Games.BattleGame.moves import moves

Try doing this to set the current directory to your game folder before importing your modules:

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from os import chdir
chdir("/Games/BattleGame/")Then you should be able to import normally, eg:

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from moves import moves

Hello,
I've been working on developing a game for about a week, but I'm encountering some problems with importing separate files. I would greatly appreciate any help!
Directory Structure:
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/
    Games
        BattleGame
            BattleGame.py
            characters.py
            moves.pyShould I keep everything in a single file? I've noticed that most other games are structured this way. I'd prefer to separate data from the game logic, but I don't want to compromise on resources. How can I import a file from the same game directory? I keep encountering a "module not found" error no matter what I try.
I've tried the following:
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from moves import moves
from Games.BattleGame.moves import moves

It looks like your structure should work, but the issue is probably related to how you're running the script. If you run **BattleGame.py** directly, Python may not treat the parent folders as packages. One common fix is to add an empty `__init__.py` file inside the **Games** and **BattleGame** folders so Python recognizes them as modules. Then you can usually import with something like `from moves import moves` if the files are in the same directory. Another option is running the script from the project root and using `from Games.BattleGame.moves import moves`. In general, keeping files separated like you're doing is actually good practice, especially as the project grows, so I wouldn't recommend putting everything into one file.