I am making a game called Gravity code, where the objective of the game is to catch falling items that change the color, speed, size, or shape of the turtle. Where I need a randomly colored title.
# --- imports ---
import turtle
from random import *
# --- variables ---
font_setup = ("Verdana", 25, "normal")
screen = turtle.Screen()
# --- main ---
title.speed("fastest")
title.hideturtle()
title.penup()
title.goto(-62, 60)
title.write("Gravity", font = font_setup)
title.setpos(-45, 30)
title.write("Code", font = font_setup)
# --- events ---
screen.mainloop()
You can use turtle.onclick(function, mouse_button) to execute function when you click your button.
onclick needs only function's name without () (so called "callback")
on_button_click has to get two values - mouse position.
import turtle
# --- functions ---
def on_button_click(x, y):
print('button clicked:', x,y)
button.hideturtle()
# --- main ---
screen = turtle.Screen()
button = turtle.Turtle()
button.speed("fastest")
#screen.addshape("icons8-button-100.png") #It's the second button.
#button.shape("icons8-button-100.png") #https://icons8.com/icons/set/button
button.left(90) # The second image is the button I'm using.
button.penup() #It can be resized afer you click download to...
button.goto(0, -120) # 70 x 70 pixels.
button.onclick(on_button_click, 1)
screen.mainloop()