MSWLogo

Logo is a wonderful tool for teaching maths skills, problem solving and language. There are several excellent variants available free on the internet. The best is undoubtedly MSWLogo, but SeeLogo is well worth a look as it is very unusual. If you prefer the old-style Logo, then look for UCBLogo. (MSW was developed from UCB). The Logo Foundation website gives a lot more information.

These little routines were very easy to make - the hardest one being the large red and black 'Mandala'.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• MSWLogo
• Logo
• SeeLogo
• UCBLogo

[ARTOONIXUSER]

@amairaniblack Surely you don't expect a tutorial in comments here on Youtube? The whole point about Logo is that you learn by having ideas, testing them, making mistakes and then making adjustments. Anyone who thinks they don't have to think won't get anywhere with ANY version of Logo. The best advice is (1) download the program, (2) use Help and the downloadable manual, (3) start with something simple (eg: drawing a line and then a square or equilateral triangle), (4) Go on from there.

[amairaniblack]

I need know !!

How you do these?

[ARTOONIXUSER]

I'd have to search for the file on my backup disks. On this computer I only have code for the cat afterconversion for use with WinLogo - but it's much too long to post here. This is the WinLogo code for just one of the elements

to eye :rim :ball

make "line random :ball make "line :line +5 make "turn random 30 make "turn :turn +1 make "col random 250 make "col :col+1 setpc :col pd repeat 360 [fd :line rt 90 fd 1 bk 1 lt 90 bk :line rt 360/:turn]

end

There's a LOT more after that !

[parth2898]

whats the commands for the cat.

[ARTOONIXUSER]

@mauraenedina Thanks for your comment. Logo is a superb program and there are several excellent free Logos out there. (Listed in info notes). MSW for me is way the best and encourages clear, logical thinking and imagination.

One tip for anyone interested in using or exploring MSWLogo: Jim Muller's fabulous book 'The Great Logo Adventure' has been donated by Jim as a free electronic book. Text and resources can all be downloaded from the Softronix website.

[mauraenedina]

very nice job! i used to use a program like Logo when i was a child, but it was in blac and white :) i like Logo