Digital Scene Project

penColor("rgb(0,0,255)");
dot(300);
sun();
ground();
grass(15);
function sun() {
  //start
  penUp();
  moveTo(50, 50);
  penDown();
  //draw main dot of sun
  penColor("rgb(255,255,0)");
  dot(35);
  //draw edge lines of sun
  //note: code cannot be looped as every edge is different.
  moveTo(70, 80);
  turnRight(140);
  penWidth(5);
  moveForward(17);
  turnRight(180);
  moveForward(17);
  turnRight(70);
  moveForward(20);
  turnRight(90);
  moveForward(20);
  turnRight(180);
  moveForward(20);
  turnRight(65);
  moveForward(20);
  turnRight(90);
  moveForward(21);
  turnRight(180);
  moveForward(22);
  turnRight(50);
  moveForward(17);
  turnRight(90);
  moveForward(24);
  turnRight(180);
  moveForward(20);
  turnRight(50);
  moveForward(13);
  turnRight(80);
  moveForward(20);
  turnRight(180);
  moveForward(21);
  turnRight(80);
  moveForward(17);
  turnRight(70);
  moveForward(25);
  turnRight(180);
  moveForward(25);
  turnRight(70);
  moveForward(15);
  turnRight(90);
  moveForward(31);
  turnRight(180);
  moveForward(28);
  turnRight(65);
  moveForward(13);
  turnRight(90);
  moveForward(30);
  turnRight(180);
  moveForward(25);
  turnRight(65);
  moveForward(10);
  turnRight(65);
  moveForward(25);
  turnRight(180);
  moveForward(25);
  turnRight(75);
  moveForward(19);
  turnRight(82);
  moveForward(29);
  turnRight(180);
  moveForward(27);
  turnRight(65);
  moveForward(9);
  turnRight(80);
  moveForward(29);
  turnRight(180);
  moveForward(25);
  turnRight(90);
  moveForward(10);
  turnRight(73);
  moveForward(25);
  penUp();
}
function ground() {
  //move to top of ground
  moveTo(2, 300);
  penDown();
  //draw ground as a rectange with a large pen width
  penColor("rgb(34,139,34)");
  penWidth(136);
  turnLeft(75);
  moveForward(305);
  turnRight(90);
  moveForward(135);
  turnRight(90);
  moveForward(290);
  turnRight(90);
  moveForward(130);
}
function grass(move) {
  penUp();
  penWidth(2);
  //move to top of ground to create grass
  moveTo(2, 235);
  penDown();
  moveForward(move);
  //loop command to create the rest of the grass
  for (var i = 0; i < 120; i++) {
    moveBackward(move);
    turnRight(90);
    moveForward(3);
    turnLeft(90);
    moveForward(move);
  }
}
//End of Aidan's code, beginning of Robbie's code
function flower(){
//sets a random size for the flower
 x =  randomNumber('1', '3') ;
penDown();
 // Draws 6 leaves on the flower
for (var i = 0; i < 6; i++) {
  leaf (x);
}


//draws the stem
turnTo(180);
penColor("DarkGoldenRod");

moveForward(20*x);

penUp();

}

 var x;

//creates one leaf.
function leaf (s){
 penColor(c);
 penWidth(1);
//Creates the weird, oblong shape of the leaf by drawing pieces of variably sized circles. after each circle segment,
//the turtle turns left, draws a crosshatch, and then returns to it's spot for the next segment. 
 arcLeft(120, 5*s);

 turnLeft(90);
moveForward(9*s);
turnLeft(180);
moveForward(9*s);
 turnLeft(90);
 

  arcLeft(60, 4*s);

 turnLeft(90);
moveForward(9*s);
turnLeft(180);
moveForward(9*s);
 turnLeft(90);
 
 
 arcLeft(90, 2*s);

 turnLeft(90);
moveForward(4*s);
turnLeft(180);
moveForward(4*s);
 turnLeft(90);

  arcLeft(25, 18*s);
 
  turnLeft(90);
moveForward(9*s);
turnLeft(180);
moveForward(9*s);
 turnLeft(90);
 
}

var c;
//creates the purple flowers, randomly spaced, on the grass section
c = "purple";

penUp();

moveTo(randomNumber(0,150),randomNumber(250,400) );

flower ();
penUp();
moveTo(randomNumber(150,300 ),randomNumber(250,400) );
penDown();
flower () ;

c = "yellow";

penUp();
//creates the yellow flowers
moveTo(randomNumber(0,150),randomNumber(250,400) );

flower ();
penUp();
moveTo(randomNumber(150,300 ),randomNumber(250,400) );
penDown();
flower () ;
//End of Robbie's code, beginning of Jackson's code
hide();

penUp();
moveTo(50, 100);

//Generates a cloud with dot size, max length, max height and rgba
function DrawCloud(size, length, height, r,g,b,a){
 
  penUp();
  //Sets pen to inputed rbga value
  penColor(rgb(r,g,b,a));
 
  //Loops length times
  for(var i=0; i<length; i++){
    //Generates random amount of pixels based on the height input
    turnTo(0);
    var moveDistance = randomNumber(-height, height);
   
    //Creates dots that many pixels above and below the turtle
    moveForward(moveDistance);
    dot(size);
    moveForward(-moveDistance*2);
    dot(size);
   
    //Moves back to neutral position with a slight randomized offset
    moveForward(moveDistance+ randomNumber(-5, 5));
   
    //Moves forward based off of the length input
    turnTo(90);
    moveForward(length);
  }

}

//Draws all the clouds
function DrawClouds(){
  moveTo(10, 60);
  //Generates a seed of 3 or 4
  var skySeed = randomNumber(3, 4);
 
  //Loops skySeed times
  for(var i =0; i<skySeed; i++){
    //Generates a seed for the cloud that is smaller if the skySeed is higher
    var cloudSeed = randomNumber(20, 30)-(skySeed);
    //Draws cloud with right proportions and random alpha value
    DrawCloud(cloudSeed, cloudSeed*0.4, cloudSeed, 255,255,255, randomNumber(55, 100)/100);
    //Moves forward appropriately
    moveForward(cloudSeed*1.5);
  }
}

//Draws the head of a sheep with a certain size
function DrawSheepHead(size){
  penUp();
  //Draws head with "baa baa baa" color
  penColor("#bababa");
  dot(size);
 
  penColor("#e0e0e0");
 
  //Creates left ear
  turnTo(-50);
  moveForward(size);
  dot(size/2);
 
  //Moves back to center
  turnLeft(180);
  moveForward(size);
 
  //Creates right ear
  turnTo(50);
  moveForward(size);
  dot(size/2);
 
  //Moves back to center
  turnLeft(180);
  moveForward(size);
}

//Draws legs of sheep
function DrawSheepLegs(size){
  penDown();
  penColor("#3f3f3f");
  penWidth(5);
 
  //Draws first leg
  turnTo(180);
  moveForward(size);
  turnLeft(90);
 
  //Moves to the second leg position
  penUp();
  moveForward(size);
 
  //Draws second leg
  penDown();
  turnLeft(90);
  moveForward(size);
 
  penUp();
}

//Draws sheep of different sizes
function DrawSheep(minSize, maxSize){
  var bodySeed = randomNumber(minSize, maxSize);
  var randomGen = randomNumber(1, 100);
  var rgb = 255;
 
  //Black sheep chance
  if(randomGen<15){
    rgb=130;
  }
 
  //Draws a cloud (sheep body)
  DrawCloud(bodySeed, bodySeed*0.4, bodySeed, rgb,rgb,rgb, 1);
  moveForward(bodySeed);
  //Draws head
  DrawSheepHead(bodySeed);
 
  //Moves to the back of the sheep
  turnTo(-90);
  moveForward((bodySeed*0.4)*(bodySeed*0.4)+bodySeed);
 
  //Draws legs
  turnTo(180);
  moveForward(bodySeed);
  DrawSheepLegs(bodySeed*1.85);
}

//Draws all sheep
function DrawAllSheep(){
  moveTo(0, 300);
 
  var sheepSeed = randomNumber(2,3);
 
  for(var i=0; i<sheepSeed; i++){
    //Draws sheep at size proportional to the sheepSeed
    DrawSheep(15 - (sheepSeed), 20 - (sheepSeed));
    //Moves to 120 * the sheep its on and a random y value in the grass area
    moveTo(120*(i+1), randomNumber(300, 425));
  }
}

DrawClouds();
DrawAllSheep();

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