generated from mwc/project_drawing
56 lines
1.7 KiB
Python
56 lines
1.7 KiB
Python
from turtle import *
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from superturtle import *
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from superturtle.movement import *
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segment_positions = []
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def draw_web_line(side_length):
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global segment_positions
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fly(-350, 350)
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for side in range(5):
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draw_segmented_line(side_length)
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right(22.5)
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fly(-350, 350)
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#right(22.5)
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def draw_segmented_line(side_length):
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"Draws a line with 4 equal segments and marks the points"
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segment_length = side_length / 4
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line_segments = []
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for segment in range(4):
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forward(segment_length)
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mark_point() # Mark the points at each segment
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line_segments.append(pos())
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segment_positions.append(line_segments)
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def mark_point():
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"Marks a point at the current location"
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dot(5, "black") # Draw a dot to mark the segment points
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def connect_segments():
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"Connects the corresponding segment points of adjacent lines"
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global segment_positions
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for i in range(4): # Iterate over the 4 segments
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for j in range(5): # Iterate over the 5 lines
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next_j = (j + 1) % 5 # To wrap around to the first line after the fifth
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# Skip connections if either segment is near the x-axis or y-axis
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if segment_positions[j][i][0] == -350 or segment_positions[next_j][i][1] == 350:
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continue
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penup()
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goto(segment_positions[j][i]) # Go to the current segment
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pendown()
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goto(segment_positions[next_j][i]) # Draw a line to the next segment
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# Main function to draw the web
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def draw_web(side_length):
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draw_web_line(side_length)
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connect_segments()
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# Draw the web lines
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# draw_web(300)
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# hideturtle()
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# done()
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