Oct-19-2020, 05:44 PM
It will take some time to do.
You might want to set the speed to 0, his should streghten the illusion.
But you have no for loops, nor a list of coordinates.
This would be a 2D list with each element containing the X and Y pos,
and possibly the length. You might get those from a drawing on a piece of coordinates paper.
If you include the angle also, you avoid the "left" and "right" commands, that disturb the
continuity of reading from he list.
What is your idea on how to transform the coordinates?, although it would make sense to me
to save the picture as a file, and then call it back several times with new dimensions.
But i gues that's not allowed.
Paul
You might want to set the speed to 0, his should streghten the illusion.
But you have no for loops, nor a list of coordinates.
This would be a 2D list with each element containing the X and Y pos,
and possibly the length. You might get those from a drawing on a piece of coordinates paper.
If you include the angle also, you avoid the "left" and "right" commands, that disturb the
continuity of reading from he list.
What is your idea on how to transform the coordinates?, although it would make sense to me
to save the picture as a file, and then call it back several times with new dimensions.
But i gues that's not allowed.
Paul