Python folder with tests and very simple applications related to graphics, images, games and multimedia in general! Here's an overview of each file (I'll try to keep this updated..):
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bfs.py
Uses pygame to simulate how a BFS works;
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drunkenSailor.py
Uses a random path particle simulation to create neural/root -like structures. Takes longer to construct the bigger the resolution is set in the code; (req. pygame)
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pygameSimple.py
An experiment in pygame using text, mouse events, sprite and a timer;
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pygletAnim.py
Very simple ball physics test using the pyglet library. The green ball is in a simple harmonic oscillator movement, the red ball is in a movement with no acceleration, and the purple ball is in an accelerated movement.
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turtleFractals.py
Uses the turtle module to create Koch fractals recursively with random colors in the form of a snowflake. The recursion level can be changed manually at the code (default: 3);
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genTxt.py
Given a image (preferably simple), it prints out the list of (i, j) positions to "recreate" the image. You can see images generated with this type of approach at the "imgDemo" folder inside this directory. This application it's very useful in this kind of program;
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gifGen.py
Transform a .jpg image into a gif with rotating colors. It constantly gets the color matrix of the image, then do a rotation of the matrix, and turn this into a file named 'top.gif' :D
