Python Turtle Graphics Tutorial #4 - Drawing With Mouse

In this python turtle graphics tutorial I explain how to have the turtle follow your mouse. This will allow us to draw objects using our mouse on the turtle screen.

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- Tech With Tim
- Python Tutorials
- Turtle Module
- Python Turtle
- Python Turtle Tutorial
- Turtle Python

[macaulayakin]

every episode you lower the speed and say it is the maximum speed for the turtle hahahaha
love the content. keep up great work

[fleks]

You can also use the dir() statement to see everything turtle can do👍

[freedomvillage]

thank you so much your those 4 tutorial videos of this turtle graphics, it helps me a lot
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[siddhikasliwal]

I have copied the entire function but it isn't working for me. PLEASE HELP

[lousi]

Sorry but I don t really undersand the purpose of that large draging function why not the following one ?:

def draging(x, y):
t.goto(x, y)

t.ondrag(draging)

unless you choose a low speed it works !!
and if that is a problem that the following one works too

def draging(x, y):
t.setheading(t.toward(x, y))
t.forward(2)

please answer my question I just can t understand that alone !!!
thanks

[adc]

hi, what's the purpose of the line t.ondrag(None)? Great tutorials!

[rubayetalam]

for maximum speed ---> 0, in python 3.9.5 documentation

[guoqingzhou]

vary useful helped me with a competition :D

[jayantbarthwal]

can we smooth out the line ?, right now its very jaggy.

[madafakajones]

Is there any way to draw without the need to hold the turtle character?

i mean, without dragging. just to click -> and draw, like in "Paint" at windows...

[Donplays_]

I hope you respond I have a question does this have penup also?

[JoseGonzalez-noop]

Does anyone know how to make the turtle reappear on the other side of the screen ?

[bekhruzniyazov]

You imported turtle at line 1, so you don't need to import screen and other things from turtle again

[lanqing]

you video is very helpful, thank you very much

[guptakshitij]

can we use setpos instead of goto function plz tell

[ideology]

how can i make the turtle follow my mouse without clicking or dragging?

[svijayiitk]

It doesn't work...
This is the code I wrote


import turtle
from turtle import Turtle, Screen

screen = Screen()
trt = Turtle("turtle")
trt.speed(-1)

def dragging(x, y):
trt.ondrag(None)
trt.setheading(trt.towards(x, y))
trt.goto(x, y)
trt.ondrag(dragging)

def clickright():
trt.clear()

def main():
turtle.listen()
trt.ondrag(dragging)

turtle.onscreenclick(clickright(), 3)
screen.mainloop()

main()

[victortsenkov]

I tried to create a clone of Paint, but I don't know a way to take the thing I drew and how to save it. Is there a way and would you help me?

[inkz]

There's any package which is capable to transform drawing inputs into straight lines, or any way to implement Hough tranform in Turtle or Tkinter drawing?

[invisibleimpostor]

but how does the program know the co-ordinates, are x and y keywords?