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Python turtle set start position
I'll give you my solution for starting at the top left of the window and you can adjust it to your needs: from turtle import Turtle , Screen TURTLE_SIZE = 20 screen = Screen () yertle = Turtle ( shape = "turtle" , visible = False ) yertle . penup () yertle . goto ( TURTLE_SIZE / 2 - screen . window_width ()/ 2 , screen . window_height ()/ 2 - TURTLE_SIZE / 2 ) yertle . pendown () yertle . showturtle () screen . mainloop () The turtle's first appearance should be at the top left of the window. Python turtle, change start position: import turtle a = turtle . Turtle () #instantiate a new turtle object called 'a' a . hideturtle () #make the turtle invisible a . penup () #don't draw when turtle moves a . goto (- 200 , - 200 ) #move the turtle to a location a . showturtle () #make the turtle visible a . pendown ()
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Turtle in python- Trying to get the turtle to move to the mouse click position and print its coordinates
Printing every time you move https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17864085/turtle-in-python-trying-to-get-the-turtle-to-move-to-the-mouse-click-position-a https://techwithtim.net/tutorials/python-module-walk-throughs/turtle-module/drawing-with-mouse/ If you want to print every time you move, you should define your own function which will do that as well as tell the turtle to go somewhere. I think this will work because turtle is a singleton. def gotoandprint ( x , y ): gotoresult = turtle . goto ( x , y ) print ( turtle . xcor (), turtle . ycor ()) return gotoresult screen . onscreenclick ( gotoandprint ) import turtle from turtle import Screen , Turtle screen = Screen () t = Turtle ( "turtle" ) t . speed ( - 1 ) def dragging ( x , y ): # These parameters will be the mouse position t . ondrag ( None ) t . setheading ( t . towards ( x , y )) t . goto ( x , y ) t . ondrag ( dragging ) de