My Python Scripts

Same as Kandinsky, but (0, 0) is located on the middle of the screen, or (160, 111) in Kandinsky coordinates. Needs draw_line.py to draw straight lines for the line() function.

Draws a line using either Bresenham’s line algorithm (-> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bresenham%27s_line_algorithm) which is fast as it uses only two colors, when alias = True, or Xiaolin Wu’s line algorithm (-> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xiaolin_Wu%27s_line_algorithm) which is slower as it uses opacity to improve line resolution, when alias = False. This script was made to be imported in my project_3d script via the descartes.py script.

Projects a 3D object. The x, y and z axes are modelled as lines in red, green and blue respectively. Needs descartes.py for the graphics, which also needs draw_line.py to draw lines. __________________ Commands: Toolbox: toggle between modes; in editor mode, displays the angles along every axis In Observer Mode (Toolbox): Up Arrow: Increment camera angle along x-axis. Down Arrow: Excrement camera angle along x-axis. Left Arrow: Increment camera angle along y-axis. Right Arrrow: Excrement camera angle along y-axis. Right Parenthesis: Increment camera angle along z-axis. Left Parenthesis: Excrement camera angle along z-axis. Plus Key: Zoom in on the origin. Minus Key: Zoom out on the origin. In Editor Mode (Toolbox): Var Key: Select an object Up Arrow: Increment object angle along x-axis. Down Arrow: Excrement object angle along x-axis. Left Arrow: Increment object angle along y-axis. Right Arrrow: Excrement object angle along y-axis. Right Parenthesis: Increment object angle along z-axis. Left Parenthesis: Excrement object angle along z-axis. Plus Key: Enlarge the object. Minus Key: Reduce the object. More commands and improvements are yet to come; if you have any ideas please let me know on TI-Planet here: https://tiplanet.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=100&t=27255