I figured out the problem: I was using the wrong version of Python when installing the package. Just so this isn't useless, I used this to help me check if the module was installed and accessible in Drawbot:
help("modules")
I figured out the problem: I was using the wrong version of Python when installing the package. Just so this isn't useless, I used this to help me check if the module was installed and accessible in Drawbot:
help("modules")
(sorry, this is probably simple)
I"m trying to use the geocoder package in Drawbot, and wihle it works with Geany for example, I can't get the geocoder module to import. Not sure if there's anything I'm doing wrong that I don't know of?
This is the code I'm trying to use:
import geocoder
g = geocoder.ip('me')
print(g.latlng)
Awesome news! So a host like https://xcloud.me/ should be able to run drawbot scripts? I'm thinking of a script that automatically generates a PDF that is hosted on a website.
Thanks @justvanrossum! Super helpful
Yeah, I have been kind of getting the hang of the use of the sin and cos calls (or rather, why they're used to make good loops) but yeah, a tutorial would be awesome!
I'm using some blobby graphics for an upcoming project and thought it would have been nice to try it with Drawbot! Got into Just's code on Github and while I can probably follow it enough, I'm not sure I understand some of it; maybe more comments?
I understand the use of the functions, and also of the but not the use of the basePen importing and using, or the use of the sin/cos for looping; couldn't find anything online so I figured I'd post here and ask if anyone has any broken down tutorials on generating blobified goodness?
Gonna continue myself but figured it couldn't hurt to ask