Shapes with sides of the same length are generally easy to make. In fact, there is one, solve-all formula which you can use. It is:
TO POLYGON :length :sides
REPEAT :sides [FD :length RT 360.0/:sides]
END
Type in polygon, the length you want the sides to be, and then how many sides you want, and boom, you have yourself a square or a triangle or a decagon or chiliagon (1,000 sides) , depending on what you entered.
This blog is where I post computer code that I have made or found using LOGO; specifically, the free version, MSWLOGO, for Windows. All the "shape" codes will go into one post. Feel free to give advice, questions, or even suggestions as to what I should make or have made. If you need any help, I would be glad to give my assistance, as long as I have the time. Feel free to post your own code as well.
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2 comments:
Nice to visit your blog.
I will like to learn rendered solids.
i am 69 year old os want lots of comments in code
Oh, wow. I almost forgot about this blog :) Sorry, I'm not sure I can help you anymore. It's been a long time since I've used MSWLOGO. If you are more specific, I might be able to give you some advice....
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