letters be more concise.
When I was testing whether my helper funcions worked, it was helpful
to '#' out the lines I was trying to replace and test it, before
deleting the lines permanently. I am not sure if the draw_segment
function is that good, but I couldn't figure out how to use a loop
with having so many arguments in it. Also, the draw_segment function
isn't always the right length of what I need to draw, so sometimes I
have to put a lot of zeros.
different length and letters. I also finished C and D.
I had to make sure that I kept track of the coordinates so that I could
get back to the starting point. Eventually, I quit trying to
prioritize the look and I tried to stick to 90 or 180 degree arcs for
the circles so that I didn't have to use as many sqrt(3) fractions.
looked weird being so wide, and also there is probably supposed to be
one unit left empty on either side of the letters for spacing.
I feel like there is probably a better way to manage this. I figured
that I would try to make B before fixing the loop thing with the
ghosty skirt, so that I could see what was annoying. B was a weirder
shape, so I had to make part of the skirt shrunken to match up with
the sides. Also, when I made A less wide, I had to change the width
of the skirt, but I didn't want to mess up B, so now I have two
different ghosty skirt functions, which seems unnecessary.
I figured out why my work didn't save for the few last assignments and
why my commit messages haven't been saving. I copied this^
one just in case it happened again. I started putting the '#' in
front of the things I've been typing sometimes because I thought we
should because it's just a message and not code but then I realized
that it doesn't look like I made any changes and then the git commit
aborts, and it doesn't finish the mwc submit either. -_-
I am frustrated that my commit messages keep failing to save and I have
to keep rewriting them.
First I wrote the function and it was very long. Then, I made functions
for the eyes and ghosty skirt, since I will use them in other letters.
I feel like I should use loops but I don't want to mess up my letter.
I tried one way, and it didn't work, so I think I will try for the
letter B and then go back and change A as needed.
root
sscheuneman