I do intend to make tutorials on this topic. However, it will be some time in the future. I suspect it will be a couple of years away. Best wishes Phil
It’ll be great if you make Kivy tutorials. I’am following all of your tutorials. The reason of asking to make Kivy tutorials is that your way of explaining is the best ever seen till today. Many thanks.
Hi John Just started python programming and supporting primary and secondary pupils in making programs. I used code combat as an introduction. I want to move on and at school we are using trinket.io now. I was interested in making a connection to codecombat and get pupild to make similar methods: make left, right, up and down methods that can be used in an absolute direction and not relative to the last direction, The right method goes along x, up goes along y, back goes -x and down goes -y. Can you help me.
John, please make it some Kivy tutorials too. Thank you
I do intend to make tutorials on this topic. However, it will be some time in the future. I suspect it will be a couple of years away. Best wishes Phil
It’ll be great if you make Kivy tutorials. I’am following all of your tutorials. The reason of asking to make Kivy tutorials is that your way of explaining is the best ever seen till today.
Many thanks.
Hi John
Just started python programming and supporting primary and secondary pupils in making programs. I used code combat as an introduction. I want to move on and at school we are using trinket.io now. I was interested in making a connection to codecombat and get pupild to make similar methods: make left, right, up and down methods that can be used in an absolute direction and not relative to the last direction, The right method goes along x, up goes along y, back goes -x and down goes -y. Can you help me.
You can use the following methods:
goto
setposition
setpos
Use these with the pen up and pen down as appropriate.
Best wishes Phil
Nice!
Cool :)