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Kind of disappointed to see that the language is not at all Logo.
by transfire 2y ago
Kind of disappointed to see that the language is not at all Logo.
- tacotime 2y agoHow about a logo-inspired python-based library for making embroidery files to brighten your day? https://github.com/TurtleThread/TurtleThread https://github.com/TurtleThread/TurtleThread https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OcuhrDIrblo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OcuhrDIrblo
- a1o 2y agoWhich hardware can "stitch" (I don't know the print equivalent) this? This looks interesting!
- szvsw 2y agoMost digitally controlled sewing/embroidery machines have some form of embroidery CNC-like file that they can accept, and as far as I am aware it’s easy to convert to other formats for different machines. I picked up an entry-level Brother (same as the printer company!) machine for a friend recently who wanted to start trying some digital design stuff with it. Was my first exposure to that world! See eg for a list of the common file formats, mostly associated with specific hardware manufacturers I believe. https://support.brother.com/g/s/hf/htmldoc/ped/im/ped11/en/PED11_EN/index.html#!/11_1088392 https://support.brother.com/g/s/hf/htmldoc/ped/im/ped11/en/P...
- anewhnaccount2 2y agoWell there is still StarLogo. Looks like it's even been rebooted: https://www.slnova.org/ https://www.slnova.org/