Polygons
2015-03-31, post № 6
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Using my getCirclePos() function, I thought of not only creating a circle. Dividing 𝟥𝟨𝟢° by 𝑛, you get 𝑥°. Now 𝑥° is a 𝑛-th of a circle. If I connect 𝑛 points with each other, always adding 𝑛° and starting from 𝟢°, I get a 𝑛-gon. ‘Polygons’ does exactly this. The minimum 𝑛-gon-count is 𝟥, the maximum 𝟣𝟢𝟢𝟢.
Usage
- ‘w’ increases the polygon point count,
- ‘s’ decreases up the polygon point count,
- ‘Up’ does what ‘w’ does, but you can hold it,
- ‘Down’ does what ‘s’ does, but you can hold it,
- ‘r’ starts the random movement (polygon count changes randomly).
Source code: polygons.py