Tom's JavaScript Machine

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Summary of Pseudo-3D Turtle Graphics Commands

These extensions are available in Tom's JavaScript Machine with Turtle Graphics.

There is no further documentation other than in the source file and some test code.

What	How	Remarks
Create a new turtle	var t = new TurtleGraphics.Turtle();	It starts in the center of the canvas heading to the right.
Put turtle in initial state	t.Home();
Clean the canvas	t.Clean(); t.Clean(c);	c is a CSS color code, e.g. 'white'
Change pen state	t.PenActive(b); t.PA(b);	b is a boolean: false or true
Pen down (active)	t.PenDown(); t.PD();
Pen up (inactive)	t.PenUp(); t.PU();
Set pen width	t.SetPenWidth(w);	Default width is 2 pixels
Set pen style	t.SetPenStyle(c);	c is a CSS color code; default is 'black'
Move turtle forward	t.Move(d); t.M(d);	Distance d can be negative
Turn (yaw) turtle left	t.Turn(phi); t.T(phi);	Angle phi (in degrees) can be negative
Roll turtle clockwise	t.Roll(psi); t.R(psi);	Angle psi (in degrees) can be negative
Dive (pitch) turtle down	t.Dive(theta); t.D(theta);	Angle theta (in degrees) can be negative
Segment	t.Segment(d, psi, phi); t.S(d, psi, phi);	Abbeviations for t.M(d); t.R(psi); t.T(phi);
Draw turtle	t.DrawTurtle(c); t.DT(c);	c is a CSS color code, e.g. 'blue' or '#FFD700'