Turtle graphics are a great way to make graphics programming accessible, and can be implemented in PowerShell (or any language) with a little bit of effort. A Turtle graphic draws along a path. It is fundamentally built upon two primitives: Forward() and Right/Rotate(). Each step is effectively a polar coordinate: move N units at the current heading. Thus all we really need for a basic Turtle system is a property bag and a couple of script methods.
Turtle graphics are a great way to make graphics programming accessible, and can be implemented in PowerShell (or any language) with a little bit of effort. A Turtle graphic draws along a path. It is fundamentally built upon two primitives:
Forward()andRight/Rotate(). Each step is effectively a polar coordinate: move N units at the current heading. Thus all we really need for a basic Turtle system is a property bag and a couple of script methods.