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	I created the jumping penguin. I was unsure of where to begin, so I tried out translate but it wasn't working so I decided to use iterpolate. debugging was a great tool to figure out how everything was movig along in the animation for when I would get stuck. I had a lot of fun making this animation and seeing the eng product brought me a lot of joy.
		
			
				
	
	
		
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Commit 1: Created a static image of a penguin on an iceberg
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I was struggling how to draw an oval for my penguin. I needed to look 
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up videos/read up how to do it. I also had to look up how to set the size of the image.
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I found it really difficult to just start the penguin, but once I got the shapes 
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I felt more comfortable. 
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Commit 2: Created an iteration of penguins
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Created a function penguins which iterates the drawing of the penguin until the end of the screen.
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I needed to do some debugging for this to work, I managed to solve it, but I don't know how I fixed the issue. For some strange reason it's drawing the first penguin twice and I don't know why. I need to figure that out. This part was much easier than drawing out the shapes. 
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Commit 3: Created walking penguins
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I had a lot of fun creating the animation of walking penguins. I initially didn't understand how the frames worked
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but reading the source code helped me a lot. While creating an animation I realized that I needed to 
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edit my static drawing functions. I still need to edit them to firther my animation. For some strange reason when running my animation,
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i get the background and i need to hit enter before the animation starts playing. I don't understand why this occurs.
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Is it something I did or is that just how it runs?
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Commit 4: Created penguins that move forward
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I actually figured out how to do this by accident. I meant to check how my penguin positions were changing
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but then I got it moving. I think it's funny that I thought it was going to be very difficult to figure it out.
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It wasn't. I think I am a bit hesitant to attempt the jump because I don't know where to start.
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I still don't know why I need to press enter to get the animation going. 
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# The first line should be a quick description of what you changed.
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# Then leave a blank line. 
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# Then, taking as many lines as you want, reflect on your progress 
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# since your last commit. Some possible ways to start:
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# - Somewhere I got stuck was __________
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# - Something I figured out was ___________
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# - A strategy I used to get un-stuck was ____________
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# - Something I'm wondering about is ______________
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# - Something I want to learn more about is ____________
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# - An idea for a future project is _____________-
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