- Click on this image to load a script that is the outline of the algorithm that produced those designs. This list says what each block that you must edit and define should do. Think about when you want pen up and pen down.It is an "outline" because most of the blocks have no scripts in them. You will have to edit them to tell them how to do their job.
draw outer frameuses a thick pen size to draw a black rectangle of the size you want for your work of art.fill with random colorsets sprite inside that rectangle, sets a random color, and uses Snap!'sfillblock to color the rectangle.- Choose
repeat's number (yourself) to say how many colorful rectangles. go to random locationcould usego to x: y:.set heightandset widthshould usepick random, but with limits based on Sprite's location, so the colorful rectangles fit in the frame.- Draw a rectangle of the height and width you calculated.
This script uses two blocks that you may not have used before. When you draw a rectangle with
draw rectangle, you will need to give it values for the height and width. Thescript variablesblock tells the computer it must keep track of two variables, and it gives those variables the name you want them to have. Thesetblock lets you set the values of those variables. In this case, you'll have to write some code that gives them reasonable values that change randomly, but don't run over the edge of the outer frame.
