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Unlike the similar [[Madeup]] environment for 3D printing, created by the same author, this environment is ''as of Jan 2020'' less well documented and does not include a block version. | Unlike the similar [[Madeup]] environment for 3D printing, created by the same author, this environment is ''as of Jan 2020'' less well documented and does not include a block version. | ||
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== Links == | == Links == | ||
Revision as of 16:21, 24 January 2020
Introduction
“Twoville is a programming language for generating two-dimensional SVG images that can be fed into vinyl or laser cutters. It also supports animation at the syntactic level.” (teaching machines, retrieved Jan 2019.
The language
Unlike the similar Madeup environment for 3D printing, created by the same author, this environment is as of Jan 2020 less well documented and does not include a block version.
The syntax looks a mix of Logo and JavaScript.
Example fragments:
Defining a blue rectangle
width = 150
height = 100
with rectangle ()
corner = [0,0]
size = [20, 10]
color = [0.1, 0.1, 1]
Below, an alternative notation, using property syntax:
width = 150
height = 100
rect = rectangle ()
rect.corner = [0,0]
rect.size = [20, 10]
rect.color = [0.1, 0.1, 1]
Links
- https://twodee.org/twoville/, the online TwoVille environment.
- Introducing Twoville, February 24, 2018 by Chris Johnson. This piece explains some early animation features