When playing with some of these examples, to get a circular picture:
- The shape you're making a circle out of must end up approximately where it started. (Use polygons... draw a line and then turn 360-divided-by-the-number-of-lines degrees.)
- The cirlce should go around 360 degrees. (If you repeat 10 times, turn 36 degrees each time; if you turn 5 times, turn 72 degrees; if you turn X times, turn 360 divided by X degrees.)
![]() The simplist of all turtle-graphics examples.
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![]() Another complex and beautiful picture. A few variables and strings assigned at the top of the program let you quickly and easily change the message displayed.
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![]() A simple candle, by Ted Stein.
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![]() Another line system fractal, by Geert Pante.
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