Re: turtle coordinates: Y increase downards - as in most graphics API?

On Sun, Jun 17, 2018 at 10:13 PM kirby urner <[email protected]> wrote:

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> Any Ideas?
>> Thanks :)
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> ​Wow I didn't know about this issue.
>
> Just
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> import turtle
> turtle.forward(100)
> turtle.right(90)
> turtle.forward(100)
> turtle.left(90)
> turtle.forward(100)
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> performs as expected out of the box right?
>

​Yes, it does. BUT, if you set the world coordinates like Jurgis reported,
then left and right are inverted. There's an easy fix ... but it has been
rejected.​



>   Forward is in the direction the turtle is facing and left and right are
> the turtle's own front paws.  We're looking down on said turtle.
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> https://flic.kr/p/Lb4mUf  (warning: URL is case sensitive)
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> I gather some have a preference for (0,0) as upper left versus smack dab
> in the middle of the screen with X right and Y up?
>
> Codesters and Scratch follow the (0,0) in the middle convention.  That's
> how math textbooks do it.
>
> HTML Canvas object is irrelevant.  Resistance is futile.  Just kidding.
>
> Would be good to have a global setting, just like for cubic vs. tetra
> volumes.
>
> Kirby
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