E. and I had to code something using mouse movements. We decided to code a poster from the movie cars that turns from day to night.
I did this project because it was for Computer Science. We were meant to code an interactive movie poster.
We used CMU to code our image. I think it was python based.
I found out coding can be hard because you think you are right, but then one colon messes it up. Our prototype worked, but only because we would check after every line of code.
They mean we can code decently. The results show that cars was a very good movie that we decided to make our poster about it.
I would make it so that it gradually turns to night, not all at once. I also didn't like the shape of our car, but it was the best I could do.
I got all my motivation from Mrs. Lederman. CMU was there when I needed the info, but I would have never done this on my own.
Same feedback as similar submission: There is quite a bit of detail in this piece! Looking at it precisely from an line by line coding perspective, I'm impressed with how all the individual pieces eventually come together to make a comprehensive pic with movement and change. Given that the color goes darker and darker with each click, I wonder if you could add in a limit to where the reverse would occur. Well made!