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3D Lego Bricks
In this blog post we will use Glowscript to create a 3D animation representing the various Lego bricks. Our aim is to recreate bricks by joining several cubes and cylinders (studs) together. We will then create a compound object to…
3D Solar System
In this blog post we will use Glowscript to create a 3D animation representing the revolution of the Earth around the Sun, and of the Moon around the Earth. Earth Revolution First, let’s calculate the angle of rotation needed to…
3D Molecules
In this blog post we will use Glowscript to create a 3D animation representing the molecule H2O. Our aim is to recreate the molecule by joining three spheres together (one sphere for each atom). We will then create a compound…
Merry Christmas
For this challenge we are going to create Christmas Cards using Python turtle. We will use the random library to create unique cards. Starry Night Our first card consists of creating a starry night scene. This card is using: A…
Vector Based Graphics
Computers can use two types of graphics: Bitmaps: A bitmap (or raster graphic) is a digital image composed of a matrix of dots. When viewed at 100%, each dot corresponds to an individual pixel on a display. In a standard…
Beach Huts Challenge
Look at the code below to draw lines of beach huts. (X,Y) Coordinates The canvas we are drawing on (using Python Turtle) is 400 pixels wide by 400 pixels high. Look at the canvas below to understand how (x,y) coordinates…
My Charts
For this challenge we are going to use Python turtle to create some charts: Column charts, line charts and radar charts. First we need a data set. We will use the following data that shows the market share of the…
Minecraft Trampoline
In this post we will use Python 2 and Minecraft to create a virtual trampoline for Minecraft. We will first build the trampoline using Minecraft blocks (in Python). Then we will write a routine to make the main player bounce…
Avatar Generator
In this challenge we will use Python Turtle to create avatars. (An avatar is an icon representing a particular person in a computer game, Internet forum, etc.) Try the code below. This code is using a few computing concepts such…
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