Turtle Paint
A simple paint program written in Turtle Blocks (V104). It uses the included sample python code for push_mouse_event.py. This is loaded into the python block
The rest is done with turtle blocks.

It has a tool bar consisting of a 'clean' button and 3 colour selectors. It draws straight line segments.
Additional challenges:
open as document and paste into Turtle Blocks, (or rename from .doc to .ta outside of Sugar) load the Python block with push_mouse_event.py and then run.


It has a tool bar consisting of a 'clean' button and 3 colour selectors. It draws straight line segments.
Additional challenges:
- more colours
- brush width selector
- all the normal paint features
open as document and paste into Turtle Blocks, (or rename from .doc to .ta outside of Sugar) load the Python block with push_mouse_event.py and then run.
Labels: Python, Sugar, TurtleArt, TurtleBlocks
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