...without measure
It can be done using the central symmetry.
This video shows it in the DrGeo2 interactive geometry canvas:
http://squeak.ofset.org/drgeo/5parts.ogg
The Undo/redo stack is used to replay the construction.
The figure is loaded from a DrGeo1.1 xml file.
Hilaire
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http://blog.ofset.org/hilaire
Smalltalkers do: [:it | All with: Class, (And love: it)]
I am collecting features request from users regarding Dr Geo II development:
https://gna.org/bugs/index.php?&group=istoa&category_id=101
Any feedback and suggestions appreciated. The tracker is open to
comment and additional issue items.
Hilaire
guys,
check out armadillo run
www.armadillorun.com
it is an awesome game for learning physics, would be awesome to borrow
some ideas from this for etoys
> www.armadillorun.com
> it is an awesome game for learning physics, would be awesome to borrow
> some ideas from this for etoys
> Just today I figured it would be cool to make some sort of Bridge
> Builder clone to get me into Smalltalk programming. What a
> coincidence.
http://linerider.com/play-line-rider-online a simple physics engine for
exploring kinetic energy
http://sodaplay.com/creators/soda/items/constructor Sodaconstructor is a
construction kit for interactive creations using masses and springs.
http://schoolgamemaker.rupert.id.au/samples3/ These learning objects can be
just run as simulations or can be modified and experimented with by changing
the source code.
Tony Forster,
Computer Game Design, Programming, Multimedia and Mathematics Cluster.
http://schoolgamemaker.rupert.id.au/
I have no network to the XO at the moment so and I want to install the
etoy rpm by command line. Could anyone give me the brief instructions
for doing that.
Karl
The kind people at OLPC sent me a XO and the last week has been busy
getting familiar with the system. Anyway, I updated it to the latest dev
build (1525) and can no longer load projects into the Etoys image.
Anybody else experiencing this ?
Karl
Hey guys,
The developers in Nepal have put together some really cool activities.
http://olenepal.org/activities/epaati_bundle1.zip
Ties Stuij also put together a nice little Etoy for Nepal in just a few
days
http://stuij.se/etoys/MoneyBrother.008.pr
I talked w/ Walter the other day about Squeak activities and he spoke
about the need to put individual Squeak activities into individual
bundles. That makes sense to me. At the same time I really like the
tabbed interface that the OLE Nepal team came up. Please take a look.
Would it be possible to keep the individual Squeak activities and
particular image files separate but relate them? that way we could still
have cute interfaces that are easy to follow but not gigantic squeak
image files.
Also, is there a project space for E-paati on dev.laptop.org yet? I saw
the hosting request that Luke submitted 2 weeks ago but I don't see it
on http://dev.laptop.org/git
Hello,
I want to port the DrGeo XML file support to DrGeoII. What is the
preferred package (YAXO ?) and especially version used or compatible
in Etoys and Squeak3.9 ?
Hilaire
Hello!
I just got my OLPC a few days ago and am having a great deal of fun
exploring it. EToys (or Squeak at least) is one of the more familiar
areas in the OLPC to me, but I have some real conceptual difficulties:
1. I understand Squeak uses images, so that when I 'save & quit' from
a squeak session, I am saving my current state in the images file.
2. I don't know much about EToys, but I assume there is some way to
export projects so they can be shared with other EToys users in a way
that is perhaps like filing in changesets or installing packages from
SqueakMap??
3. If I understand OLPC setup properly, the EToys image is read only,
hence the instructions in
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/Smalltalk_Development_on_XO to copy the
image & changes files to a location where they can be updated. This
is only needed for developers, or people who want access to the full
set of Squeak tools like the class browser, etc.
4. If I understand the OLPC even a little bit, Activity state is saved
in the datastore, and Activities can be resumed.
My basic question: How do the ideas of a. Squeak images being read
only, b. EToys projects, and, c. OLPC Activities fit together?
- If I make changes to a Squeak image that would require a 'save',
would I be correct to assume that stopping and resuming my EToys
activity will NOT save these changes, but would be like starting my
Squeak session over?
- If I have multiple EToys Activities listed in my Journal, do these
represent different Squeak sessions or states, and is each independant
of the others and independantly resumeable?? To me this would involve
saving a set of image and change data somewhere for each activity, or
at least deltas against the original image & changes. Please correct
me if I am wrong, but aren't change sets just for code changes, or can
they save what I would call IDE state like the presence and position
of workspaces, transcript windows, class browsers, etc.??
- Assuming I only have the Read Only EToys images and change files, f
I start working on a new project in EToys, or even make a change as
minor as changing the speed of the little car, are these changes saved
when I stop the EToys Activity, and if so, how?
I apologize in advance for these newbie questions, but I'm really
missing some connections here and have not found a lot on the
laptop.org wiki about the details of how EToys is implemented on the
OLPC and how it interacts with the sugar environment.
Thanks for all the hard work on the OLPC, I think EToys really stands
out as one of the coolest apps on the OLPC.
Tom Porter