So I was trying to make a circle with a certain amount of dots on it with all the dots connected with each other. So if there are 10 dots, dot 1 would be connected with all the other ones and so is dot 2. Eventually it makes a pretty pattern. I already have a code for putting the dots on the circle, and I already succeeded in making the bottom dot connect with the rest, but I cannot think of a way to make the rest of the dots connect as well. This is my code: import turtle tur = turtle.Turtle() bob = turtle.Turtle() screen = turtle.Screen() screen.setup(800,800) stippen = int(screen.numinput("How many?" , "How many dots do you want to draw? " , minval = 1 , maxval = 25)) #the user can input a number of dots between 1 and 25 formula = 360/stippen #this makes sure the dots are at an equal distance from the other ones r = 300 #radius of my circle def roos(): tur.ht() bob.ht() bob.speed(0) tur.speed(0) bob.up() tur.up() tur.goto(0,-300) #this is always the bottom dot bob.goto(0,-300) for i in range(stippen): #this draws the circle with the dots tur.down() bob.down() tur.circle(r,formula,150) #it draws a piece of the circle tur.dot() #then draws a dot and this is done until the circle is full bob.goto(tur.pos()) #bob goes to the dot tur is at and draws a line bob.up() bob.goto(0,-300) #then bob goes back down to go to the other dots tur draws tur.up() roos() turtle.done() So I made the bottom dot connect with the rest of the dots, but how do I make it so that the rest is connected as well? I tried getting the coordinates of all the dots drawn, but I couldn't figure it out and I also thought there would be an easier way to do this. Continue reading...
