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Drawing spirograph with P5.js and Arduino
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QUESTION
so im working on a code that draws a spirograph, and whenever i run the code, it draws a spirograph. Normal, right? The only thing is that i want the spirograph to draw from the 4th quadrant to the third, the third to the second, and the second to the first. What happens is that the spirograph draws circles starting from the 4th quadrant, then the third, then goes to the middle of the 2nd and 1st quadrant and draws circles coming down like a fountain. You will see what i mean when you run the code. So what i want, is for the spirograph to draw in a circle formation-draw circles on the 4th quadrant, then third, then 2nd, then 1st. Done. Any help would be appreciated. This is the code:
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Answered 2022-Jan-07 at 05:44One way to fix it would be changing this section:
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im a beginner in python, and i just started to learn pygame. im making a drawing that draws a spirograph and moves the circles away from the center by each color group. What i mean is, since there are 7 colors, and each color has 5 circles, i want to move all of the circles away from the center starting with all the red circles, then blue, then green etc. But the catch is, all 5 circles per color group has to move away from the center AT ONCE, then when the first group is done moving, continue moving the other groups one by one until it draws almost a bracelet-like drawing.
I want to know how i can move the circles diagonally, like in turtle. I also need to know how to move the circles in a group, one by one. Do i make a list and store the circles in the list? I honestly have no idea. I've basically almost given up trying to do this lol. Below is my current code, and if you run it you can see that i can only move the entire spirpograph, and not the circles. Any help would be appreciated.
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Answered 2022-Jan-06 at 12:09You move the circles twice along the x-axis (left and right):
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I have been working on this project for too long. I am clueless at this point. I am a complete noobie at python. i just started learning python, and im supposed to make a drawing. I just want to give up at this point, since basically nobody wants to help me. This is what the project is actually supposed to look like:
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Answered 2022-Jan-04 at 05:44In order to display the changes made to the screen, add pygame.display.flip()
to the end of your game loop.
Changes are only displayed after you flip.
Further documentation here
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I know my question is confusing, so I will clear things up here then post the code below. What I am trying to do as seen below is have a tonysetup function where it will bring a specifically styled turtle into its designated area. So I am calling the tonysetup function to the tonyspirograph function, and I am calling the torysetup function into the torystarburst function. I will give you another identical code that does this all in the main, my problem is I have to call functions into other functions.
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Answered 2021-Dec-05 at 23:01You've defined tony within a function, so it's only recognized in that function at the moment. You need to pass it to tonyspirograph() when you do the set up. This worked for me:
QUESTION
So i am new to python, and im working on a code that draws a spirograph and moves it. When I ran the code, all I got was a black screen with no circles on it. Im sure that im drawing circles and the screen is refreshing because i printed out its coordinates. However, the screen is still black. Any help?
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Answered 2021-Nov-15 at 02:24You blit on correct screen
but you blit wrong objects.
You should use crect
instead of screen
as first argument
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So I'm new to python and I want to draw a spirograph that moves all the circles to the sides of the screen each color group at a time. First move all the red colored circles to the sides, then blue, then green, etc. I'm having a hard time , though. What I mean is that there is in total 35 circles, with 5 circles per color. (there are 7 colors) And then I want the first color group (red), to move all 5 red circles away from the rest. Then do the same with the following 6 colors.
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Answered 2021-Sep-21 at 01:22Responding to your comment, the code doesn't change much from what it was before. Here it is. Moves left, right, top or bottom.
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I have a spirograph code that makes a shape with the given parameters. When I run the code, only the colors white and red work, and blue and green are just presented as white.
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Answered 2020-Oct-14 at 23:00You need to fix your if / else block:
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