This is really cool! So glad there's a graphics library that can take advantage of the primes speed.
Version 0.92 introduces several minor fixes and a few new commands from the standard API.
- tracer() behavior improved to better match the Turtle standard,
- fixed goto() to support smooth movement (also when not drawing),
- added methods from the standard API:
- setworldcoordinates()
- isdown()
- setx()
- sety()
- teleport()
- Example files have been included in the archive.
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Version 0.93:
Key changes
- reduced memory usage when filling areas while simultaneously drawing the outline with turtle animation enabled (speed ≠ 0),
- fixed minor issues related to area-filling precision,
- fixed issues related to wait (reduced battery consumption),
- improved rendering of the turtle shape (reduced flickering),
- set the default fill color to black (previously, an error occurred when attempting to fill an area without specifying a color),
- added the Screen class (simplified version—see the documentation for details).
Added methods from the standard API:
- delay
- deegres
- radians
- filling
- window_width
- window_height
- getscreen
Additionally, a simple demo application has been added with a basic example (which can be replaced with any of the included files in the Examples folder).
Version 0.94:
- fixed bug causing simple straight lines to not render correctly in viewport mode (introduced in v0.93),
- fixed colormode() to fully match standard Python Turtle API (now properly returns current color mode when called without arguments),
- fixed circle drawing when using negative extent (previously the turtle would move forward instead of backward, and the turtle shape rotated in the opposite direction),
- added support for custom grid spacing through Turtle constructor,
- implemented automatic grid hiding when it becomes too dense after scaling,
- increased maximum viewport scaling steps to ±7 (previously ±5),
- added safeguards preventing multiple turtles from using/assigning the same buffer,
- added safeguards against creating Screen object before any Turtle has been instantiated,
- added aliases bye() and exitonclick() for done().
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