4.3.5 Seasonal tree

app.background = gradient('deepSkyBlue', 'skyBlue', start='top')

# labels

springLabel = Label('Spring', 10, 320, fill='lightPink', size=30, align='left')

summerLabel = Label('Summer', 10, 360, fill='forestGreen', size=30, align='left')

fallLabel = Label('Fall', 390, 320, fill='darkOrange', size=30, align='right')

winterLabel = Label('Winter', 390, 360, fill='white', size=30, align='right')

leaves = Star(200, 150, 150, 16, fill='forestGreen', roundness=90)

# tree trunk and limbs

Polygon(200, 100, 150, 400, 250, 400, fill='saddleBrown')

Polygon(200, 300, 200, 250, 300, 175, fill='saddleBrown')

Polygon(200, 300, 200, 250, 100, 150, fill='saddleBrown')

Polygon(200, 200, 200, 175, 125, 100, fill='saddleBrown')

Polygon(200, 250, 200, 200, 275, 100, fill='saddleBrown')

ground = Polygon(115, 400, 140, 380, 170, 390, 210, 385, 235, 390, 275, 390,

                 295, 400, visible=False)

def onMousePress(mouseX, mouseY):

    # If a label is clicked, make the color of the leaves match the color of

    # that label. Change the leaves and ground visibility when needed.

    ### (HINT: Use contains to check what label you clicked.)

    ### Place Your Code Here ###

    if springLabel.hits(mouseX , mouseY):

        leaves.fill = 'lightPink'

        ground.visible = False

    if summerLabel.hits(mouseX , mouseY):

        leaves.fill = 'forestGreen'

        ground.visible = False

    if fallLabel.hits(mouseX , mouseY):

        leaves.fill = 'darkOrange'

        ground.visible = True

        ground.fill = 'fireBrick'

    if winterLabel.hits(mouseX , mouseY):

        leaves.fill = 'white'

        ground.visible = True

        ground.fill = 'white'

    pass