mc_sword.py

Python Mini

from turtle import Turtle
t = Turtle()

border = "#0D5656"
inner_border = "#3AFEFF"
inner = "#28B9BB"
ban = "#187F80"
handle1 = "#7D3400"
handle2 = "#9E5614"
handle3 = "#3E2109"

size = 15
length = 8
init_x = 100
init_y = 150

t.width(1)
t.speed(-1)
t.setposition(init_x, init_y)

def move(step_x, step_y):
    x, y = t.position()
    x += step_x * size
    y += step_y * size
    t.setposition(x, y)
    
def square(color):
    t.color(color)
    t.begin_fill()
    for i in range(4):
        t.forward(size)
        t.right(90)
    t.end_fill()

def sword_line():
    for c in [border, inner_border, inner, inner_border, border]:
        move(1, 0)
        square(c)
    
for i in range(3):
    move(1, 0)
    square(border)

move(-3, -1)
square(border)
move(1, 0)
square(inner_border)
move(1, 0)
square(inner)
move(1, 0)
square(border)

move(-5, -1)

for i in range(length):
    sword_line()
    move(-6, -1)

move(4, 0)
square(inner_border)
move(1, 0)
square(border)

move(-5, 3)
for c in [border, border, border, inner, border, border, border]:
    square(c)
    move(1, -1)

move(-8, 7)
for c in [border, ban, ban, border, border, ban, ban, border]:
    square(c)
    move(1, -1)

move(-2, 1)
for c in [border, border, ban, ban, ban, border, border]:
    square(c)
    move(-1, 1)
    
move(2, -3)
for c in [border]*4:
    square(c)
    move(1, -1)
    
move(-4, 2)
square(handle1)
move(1, 0)
square(handle2)
move(0, -1)
square(handle3)
move(-1, 0)
square(handle2)
move(-1, 0)
square(handle1)
move(-2, -1)
for c in (border, border, handle2, handle3):
    square(c)
    move(1, 0)

move(-2, -1)
for c in [border, inner, border]:
    square(c)
    move(-1, 0)

move(1, -1)
for c in [border]*3:
    square(c)
    move(1, 0)

( around 89 lines python code )

Published By:

Bo Tinker

Published on 2015-06-27T17:22:56Z

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