Polygons (#6)

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

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