trtl | Tk-powered Ruby turtle graphics | Graphics library

When I start my game it first shows the title screen and when I press Enter it goes to the character selection screen. This is intended, however at anytime if I press Enter, whether after the title screen or not, it will go to character selection.

Is there a way I can make it so that the onkeypress only works when I am on the title screen?

I have tried to move the onkeypress into my function that opens the title screen and I have also tried to make an if statement that says "if it is on the title screen then my onkeypress", however neither solution worked.

How can I do this correctly? I am working in replit.

So I'm trying to make a game similar to Stick Hero, where the goal is to estimate the correct length in order to pass to the next building. Right now I have it so the length of the path grows as the space bar is pressed and then falls down to see if the player made the correct length. My dilemma is that every time the length of the path is changed, it must be moved so it falls down correctly (touches the edge of the first building). Right now the drop_path() function determines how many times the length was changed then positions the path correctly

My turtle won't move with my key press. When you remove the self.forward part, it turns just fine, but when it moves it doesn't work. How can I make it so that turtle turns while it is moving. Also, what was it that didn't work in my code before. Also, the image labeled backround isn't loading. How do I fix that? Thanks. Code:

I'm creating a turtle race and I want to make a turtle stop when it hits the finish line.

The circled portion is the finish line and is at the x coordinate 220. This is my code so far:

I am currently making TicTacToe for a project using the turtle module. I made a list with the coordinates on where the turtle should go based on the input given by the user. After that, I made an if statement on if certain spots have been selected by the user, then the user would win. While making the if statement, I was using indexes to try to see if the User's inputs matched the actual coordinates. While checking in the if statement to see if specific cords match. I keep getting errors like:

Here's a clip of the code. I'm getting an infinite loop problem where it keeps repeating player turn without going to check_click() even when the screen is clicked. Is there something I did wrong? or is there an alternative way of doing this?

I'm making a game when the user has to move the car to dodge obstacles, Everything working except I can't get the game to and end. My goal is to end the game when the block hits the turtle.

The issue is I can't get the game to detect the turtles to detect their proximity and the exit or quit command doesn't work. Also I don't think the code pasted properly so adjust the indents if it doesn't work.

So, I am a recent beginner to python and for my class I am being tasked with making a turtle race with 10 turtles that all move and should stop at the finish line. I was given directions to make a list for the turtles and have a while loop to make them move a random amount and a nested if loop to check for the winner. I am having trouble making all the turtles move at once, when I run my code, it moves the turtles one by one instead of all together, any ideas?

In the following code, I keep getting the error "Too many arguments for format string" in lines 132, 135, 155, 158, 184, 187. Also I'm using python 3.7.9 as using a version newer than that break turtle for some reason.