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How to create wheel?

Posted on January 3, 2021March 14, 2022 By Luke K

Let’s have more fun and see how to create a wheel with Python. We will use the Turtle module.

How to create a wheel?

To draw a simple wheel, just use the below code:

import turtle

turtle.circle(100)

turtle.mainloop()
python turtle wheel

But let’s have even more fun and draw more wheels.

How to create two wheels?

This code will draw two wheels.

import turtle

turtle.circle(100)
turtle.circle(-100)

turtle.mainloop()

python turtle two wheels
To draw a wheel backwards, just use the below code. It draws backwards thanks to using -360 as a second argument in the circle function. By lowering the 360 number, you can draw only a part of the wheel.

import turtle

turtle.circle(100, -360)

turtle.mainloop()

How to create a dotted line wheel?

Now let’s use the dotted line. This is how to draw a wheel with a dotted line.

import turtle

for i in range(12):
    turtle.circle(100, 15)
    turtle.penup()
    turtle.circle(100, 15)
    turtle.pendown()

turtle.mainloop()

dotted line wheel
I used a simple for loop and penup and pendown functions.

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How to create a black wheel?

The next wheel will be filled in. This is the black wheel.

import turtle

turtle.begin_fill()
turtle.circle(100)
turtle.end_fill()

turtle.mainloop()
black wheel

How to create a purple wheel?

Why not draw a black one? Let’s change the color! This is the purple wheel.

import turtle

turtle.fillcolor('purple')
turtle.begin_fill()
turtle.circle(100)
turtle.end_fill()

turtle.mainloop()
purple wheel

Draw a whell with a border

Of course, you can use another color. The code is self explanatory. Just write the other color into the Python code.

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Oh, you haven’t just changed your mind? What do you mean you like the black one and you also like purple? I have an idea! Let’s add a border to the wheel and make it purple with a black border.

import turtle

turtle.pensize(20)
turtle.color('black')
turtle.fillcolor('purple')
turtle.begin_fill()
turtle.circle(100)
turtle.end_fill()

turtle.mainloop()

purple black border

Now you know how to create a wheel with Python Turtle. Please check more Python Turle drawnings.

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