Sleeper
2015-11-28, post № 85
programming, Python, #sleep, #snore, #time, #time.sleep(), #z
Taking time.sleep() to the next level.
Source code: sleeper.py
Bubbles
2015-11-22, post № 84
programming, Pygame, Python, #background, #bubbles, #color, #gfx, #pygame.gfxdraw()
Playing around with pygame.gfxdraw(), I created this program, which just draws some bubbles on the screen.
Text Spinner
2015-11-21, post № 83
programming, Pygame, Python, #black, #input, #red, #red letters, #round, #spin, #text, #text input
This program lets you input text and spins it around the center!
Controls
- Text input (alphabet, space and punctuation) inputs text,
- ‘F1’ takes a screenshot.
Source code: text-spinner.py
Sailing
2015-11-15, post № 82
art, #beach, #boat, #ocean, #pixel, #pixel guy, #sea, #ship, #water
The little pixel guy wants to cross the water. He comes up with a good idea!
JClock VII
2015-11-14, post № 81
programming, Pygame, Python, #clock, #composite, #composite number, #factorization, #prime, #prime factorization, #prime time, #primes
This alternative clock is not really readable by human. It calculates the first 𝟣𝟦𝟦 [1] primes, assigns 𝟨𝟢 of them to every possible second, 𝟨𝟢 to every possible minute and 𝟤𝟦 to every possible hour.
Multiplying those three primes for a given time results in a composite number representing said time. Using integer factorization, you then can get the three primes back, map them to seconds, minutes and hours, and by doing so calculate the time.
Extra assets: jclock-vii_extra.gif
JClock VI
2015-11-08, post № 80
programming, Pygame, Python, #clock, #clockface, #simple, #time
This clock uses a simple clock design with the standard clock face. Red, green and blue represent second, minute and hour.
Source code: jclock-vi.py
Prime Remainders
2015-11-07, post № 79
mathematics, programming, Pygame, Python, #%, #black, #mod, #modulo, #red
This program calculates primes, takes their remainder [1] and then places a color accordingly. The shapes are quiet interesting. [2]
Controls
- ‘Space’ takes a screenshot.
Source code: prime-remainders.py
Langton’s Ant
2015-11-01, post № 78
mathematics, programming, Pygame, Python, #ant, #black, #black and white, #crawling, #highway, #Langton, #white
This program is a simulation of Langton’s Ant. The following image shows the ant on its highway.
Controls
- ‘F1’ takes a screenshot,
- ‘Space’ stops and resumes the ant’s movement.
Source code: langtons-ant.py
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