I got bored again. This one generates circles. Took about 30 minutes, all code by me except Pythagoras, who invented the distance formula. How it works: 1. Use the distance formula to calculate the distance between the red and white dots. 2. Start from the red dot with pen up (or pen down if fill circle=1, and move the distance. 3. Put the pen down to make a dot. 4. Rotate 1 degree (or really 1/[circle resolution] degrees but when the resolution is at the default it's one degree) 5. Bring the pen up and go back the the red dot, change the pen color slightly 6. Repeat the process [circle resolution] times until you get a full circle. This is all nested inside a custom block so that it runs without screen refresh. It's likely suboptimal because I'm not a great programmer but eh. Controls: White Dot: Changes the edge of the dot. Draggable. Red Dot: Changes the center of the dot. Draggable. E: Toggle between the circle modes. The first mode is the normal one, which just shows one circle. The second mode never erases until you press E again, H: Hide the variable sliders (optimal for screenshotting). Space: Hide the dots (optimal for screenshotting) C: As the circle resolution variable has two digits past the decimal point, it can be a bit imprecise. This lets you type the amount you want for B. Any numbers less than 0.1 and greater than 10 aren't recommended and any non-numbers won't work at all. F: Toggle whether the circle is filled or not. R: Resets the project back to a random starting state. Effectively just a replacement for the green flag. Variables: Circle Resolution: Changes how much detail the circle has from 0.1 to 10. Essentially just changes how many points the pen makes around the red dot. Higher resolutions are better for smaller pen sizes and larger circles as sometimes with a lower resolution the circle might have gaps. Or maybe you want gaps, which is why you can go down to 0.1. Pen Size: Changes the size of the pen from 1 to 10. Pen Brightness: Changes the brightness of the pen from 0-100. Pen Saturation: Changes the pen's saturation from 0-100 Pen Transparency: Guess what, it changes the pen's transparency from 0-100. Shocker. Don't ask why, but this one really only starts working once you get it really high. If you enjoy, feel free to follow me.
