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>Mhelefny ==>
>Most importantly, thank you for your wonderful examples posted for all to
>enjoy. Together, they make an excellent demo of what you can do with MSW
>Logo and UCB Logo. I'm going to add some of these to the "Logo Library" I
>am building on my own web site. You may be hearing from others soon (:>)
>Secondly, I like to call Logo a language for young people of all ages...a
>language for exploring "self literacy" as well as computer literacy.
>Regards...Jim Muller
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>Jim Muller
Hello Jim Muller !
First of all thank you for your high openion about my examples;that
makes me flatter myself. It will be a pleasure for me to visit your
web site.
Secondly, you are absolutely right. Your phrasing is top notch.
Thirdly , let me use this opportunity to send you the code for an
isometric view of an orange.In Egypt it is now its season.The code runs
as is in both UCBLogo and MSWLogo. you dont even need to turn on 3d.
;Best Regards
;Mhelhefny.
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to go
cs ht pu setpc 6 grid1 1.1 grid2 1.1
pu setxy -100 120 pd label (se "to "JIM "MULLER "from "MHELHEFNY)
end
to mysetxyz :a :b :c
;isometric transform
setxy (:a- :c)*cos 30 :b- (:a+ :c)*sin 30
end
to grid1 :a
for [theta 0 180 9][for [fi 0 360 9][sppos :a* (:theta-20) :fi :theta pd]pu]
end
to grid2 :a
for [fi 0 360 9][for [theta 0 180 9][sppos :a* (:theta-20) :fi :theta pd]pu]
end
to sppos :r :fi :theta
;sphirical co-ordinates
mysetxyz :r*(sin :theta)*cos :fi :r*cos :theta :r*(sin :theta)*sin :fi
end
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