Per Michael's post (July 13) - This is a little program witch combinates recursion,turtle graphic and geometrie. Uncomment line 23 to see slowly how it works. Per Michael - on LFS version, uncomment line 40 to run more slowly

This is just a small program that you can use and pick apart for development into a game. It takes a min to load all of the background stuff so the screen is not doing anything for a minute, be patient. I was trying to make something cool for the digital art contest but I'm not good enough yet. I hope someone can get something fruitfull ...

Here is my entry for the February digital art contest. I added .TXT to the KPL file to allow upload.  Rename it by removing the .TXT extension after you download it. The program creates a Lorenz butterfly which it then starts rotating in 3D space and the view zooms in and out. Run until bored. More on Lorenz butterfly can be found ...

Well here is a fun little date calculator, good for seeing how many years and days between then and now. The status line will also show total days. Enjoy, Norman Lucia

On number 1, one thought that comes to mind is to iterate through 3D space in blocks, rather than simply randomly generating X, Y and Z values, and deciding whether within each block you will place asteroid or a planet or nothing at all..  Think of dividing the 3D space in the game into 6 blocks along each axis, X, Y and Z.  This ...

Very cool, Matthew, thanks for sharing!  It's a great example and a very polished Phrogram program.  Educational on more than one level!  Here's a screenshot:  

This is a great example of Physics and a very cool toy! Thanks BradC

This is a great example of Physics and a very cool toy! Thanks BradC

This is a great example of Physics and a very cool toy! Thanks BradC

The original motivation for writing this was to do the -- relatively simple task -- of letting someone add their name to a high-score list at the end of a game, without having to switch to console mode. It turned out a little harder and more involved than I expected ... So, attached is another class (with little demo program) you might find ...