Somewhere I got stuck was:
- I struggled setting up the bezier function. It took
some time researching to understand what was happening.
Something I figured out was:
The bezier function. It looks
so smooth!
A strategy I used:
Reading online forums for help, such as stackoverflow,
various Python guide websites, etc.
Something I'm wondering:
I was wondering on how to parameterize the bezier
control points, but thanks to Varun, I know now.
Something I want to learn:
Nothing specific at the moment.
An idea for future:
No new ideas at the moment.
Somewhere I got stuck: I can't recall what I struggled with. I think I was overall a little intimidated.
Something I figured out: Overlapping two filled in/colored objects to create the desired shape that is
much more complex to do in one-go.
Strategy I used: Breaking my problem down into smaller chunks.
Something I'm wondering: How to color in specific shapes.
Something I want to learn about: Animation. I would love to eventually learn more complex motions.
An idea for future: Adding more elements such as a background with dynamic objects.
-Somewhere I got stuck was: Figuring out the
simplest and realistically achievable way to do my
design while appropriately challenging myself.
-Something I figured out was: Overlapping two
color filled shapes to create a more coherent
design (? I hope this works, right now it's just
an idea)
-Something I'm wondering about is: Whether if I
can actually execute my plan or not. I feel like
it might be too complex but I do think I'm
ready to take on the challenge. But I am willing
to simplify things if I need to ease it down a
little bit just so I don't get stuck and frustrated.
Something I want to learn more about is: Different
animations! I originally planned something else but
I noticed the animation I wanted to have was more
complex than what the Superturtle link includes. I
hope that I can use different animations in future
projects!
