Design a two player tic-tac-toe game with Python Turtle. You will need to use onclick() event to let two human players play against each other. Source Code:
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Guess The Color GameGuess The Color Game
Use Turtle Animation to draw a random color after 5 seconds.
Game of Snake with Python TurtleGame of Snake with Python Turtle
Develop a Game of Snake with Python Turtle with multiple difficulty levels. You may need to use features or libraries: List, Random, Keyboard Event, Timer Event, Colorsys.
Tutorial: Conway’s Game of Life with Python TurtleTutorial: Conway’s Game of Life with Python Turtle
In this tutorial, we are you going show how to implement Conway’s Game of Life simulation with Python Turtle. Step 1. Drawing The Grid This step should be straightforward. We
Find Different Color Game with Python TurtleFind Different Color Game with Python Turtle
Make a fun game that tests how fast you can identify very small color variation. You can use colorsys library to vary hue, saturation, brightness, or any combination of them.
Many Projectiles Animation with Python TurtleMany Projectiles Animation with Python Turtle
Animate many projectiles shot from a platform all with same speed but different initial angles. Which projectile landed first? Which projectile landed farthest? Which projectile landed latest? Use colorsys library
Projectile Motion with Python TurtleProjectile Motion with Python Turtle
Using physics equations to simulate a projectile motion with initial speed of 65 meters/second and 45 degree angle.
Tutorial: Gradually Lighting Up and MovingTutorial: Gradually Lighting Up and Moving
This tutorial explains how to implement gradually lighting up and moving animation. This is a continuation of gradually lighting up animation tutorial. So, please make sure you read it before
Tutorial: Gradually Lighting Up Animation with Python TurtleTutorial: Gradually Lighting Up Animation with Python Turtle
In this tutorial we are going present how to develop gradually lighting up animation. This is a series of tutorials leading to the development of synchronized fireflies. When animating, especially
SwarmSwarm
What will happen to a large number of randomly moving objects if you let them follow only one rule: try to move in the same direction as your neighbors do.