https://github.com/hrosicka/pythonbasicsturtle
Unleash Your Imagination with Python Turtle! Get inspired and immerse yourself in a world of creativity!
https://github.com/hrosicka/pythonbasicsturtle
drawing graphics graphics-programming python python-turtle python-turtle-art python-turtle-graphics python3 random turtle turtle-graphics turtle-python
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Unleash Your Imagination with Python Turtle! Get inspired and immerse yourself in a world of creativity!
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/hrosicka/pythonbasicsturtle
- Owner: hrosicka
- License: mit
- Created: 2023-08-07T14:22:39.000Z (over 2 years ago)
- Default Branch: master
- Last Pushed: 2024-04-04T19:15:56.000Z (over 1 year ago)
- Last Synced: 2025-01-26T12:14:26.266Z (11 months ago)
- Topics: drawing, graphics, graphics-programming, python, python-turtle, python-turtle-art, python-turtle-graphics, python3, random, turtle, turtle-graphics, turtle-python
- Language: Python
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- Size: 1.44 MB
- Stars: 1
- Watchers: 1
- Forks: 0
- Open Issues: 0
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
- License: LICENSE
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README
# PythonBasicsTurtle
Dive into a collection of Python Turtle codes that bring your imagination to life on screen. From quaint villages and colorful spider webs to mesmerizing spiral ornaments and enchanting flowers.
- **Villages:** Build your own picturesque village with colorful houses.
- **Spider Webs:** Weave intricate and colorful webs with randomly generated patterns.
- **Spirals:** Draw mesmerizing spiral ornaments with vibrant shades of purple.
- **Flowers:** Design a bouquet of captivating flowers with customizable colors and petal shapes.
## crazyvilllage.py
It provides instructions on how to use the Crazy Village application, which draws a village using the Turtle graphics library.
### Application Window
The application window displays a village with houses of different sizes and colors. The background of the window is black, and the title of the window is "Crazy Village".
### How It Works
The application uses the Turtle graphics library to draw the village. The code defines a function called domecek that draws a house. The function takes three arguments:
- **t:** The Turtle object that will be used to draw the house.
- **velikostDomecku:** The size of the house.
- **barva:** The color of the house.
The code then creates a new Turtle object and sets its properties, such as shape, speed, and pen size. The code then uses a for loop to draw 20 houses. For each house, the code generates special color and size, and then calls the domecek function to draw the house. The application draws a village with 20 houses of different sizes and colors. Houses are arranged in a spiral shape
## vesnice.py
It provides instructions on how to use the Levitating Village application, which draws a levitating village using the Turtle graphics library.
### Application Window
The application window displays a village with houses of different sizes and colors levitating in a black space. The title of the window is "Levitating Village".
### How It Works
The application uses the Turtle graphics library to draw the village. The code defines a function called domecek that draws a house. The function takes three arguments:
- **t:** The Turtle object that will be used to draw the house.
- **velikost:** The size of the house.
- **barva:** The color of the house.
The code then creates a new Turtle object and sets its properties, such as shape, speed, and pen size. The code then uses a for loop to draw 100 houses. For each house, the code generates a random position, color, and size, and then calls the domecek function to draw the house.
## pavucina.py
It provides instructions on how to use the Colorful Spider Web application, which draws a colorful spider web using the Turtle graphics library.
### Application Window
The application window displays a colorful spider web with intricate patterns. The background of the window is black, and the title of the window is "Spider Web".
### How It Works
The application uses the Turtle graphics library to draw the spider web. The code uses a for loop to draw 100 nodes, each of which consists of 3 loops. Each loop draws 4 edges, and the color of each edge is randomly generated. The distance between nodes increases as the web expands, creating a spiral pattern. The background of the window is black.
## kytice.py
It provides instructions on how to use the Flower application, which draws a flower using the Turtle graphics library.
### Application Window
The application window displays a flower with colorful petals. The background of the window is black, and the title of the window is "Flower".
### How It Works
The application uses the Turtle graphics library to draw the flower. The code defines two functions:
- **okvetniListky(t, s, count, col1, col2):** This function draws a layer of petals. It takes five arguments:
- **t:** The Turtle object that will be used to draw the petals.
- **s:** The size of the petals.
- **count:** The number of petals in the layer.
- **col1:** The fill color of the petals.
- **col2:** The outline color of the petals.
- **kvetina(t, s, col1, col2, col3, col4):** This function draws a flower. It takes six arguments:
- **t:** The Turtle object that will be used to draw the flower.
- **s:** The size of the flower.
- **col1:** The color of the outer petals.
- **col2:** The alternate color of the outer petals.
- **col3:** The color of the middle petals.
- **col4:** The color of the center of the flower.
The code then creates a new Turtle object and sets its properties, such as speed and pen size. The code then calls the kvetina function to draw the flower.
#### examples
## fialovyornament.py
## modrozelenyornament.py
