What I am planning to do is make 360 lines that every one of it points to a different angle and it all will be around the cursor so line 1 will be in angle 1 and line 2 in angle 2 and I want it to be around the cursor
def redraw(event):
cv.delete("all")
length = 100
xorigin = event.x - 250
yorigin = event.y - 250
newx = (xorigin - 500)*numpy.cos(45 * numpy.pi / 360)
newy = (xorigin - 250)*numpy.sin(45 * numpy.pi / 360)
cv.create_line(xorigin 250,yorigin 250,newx,newy, fill="red")
I've tried to make it one line for testing but the line is not from the angle i want the origin(cursor) kinda broken so basically what I am trying to do:
import numpy, tkinter
root = tkinter.Tk()
canvas = tkinter.Canvas(root)
canvas.pack(expand=True, fill="both")
def cos(degrees):
return numpy.cos(degrees*(numpy.pi/180))
def sin(degrees):
return numpy.sin(degrees*(numpy.pi/180))
def redraw(event):
canvas.delete("all")
length = 100
xorigin = event.x
yorigin = event.y
# Loop through all the degrees of the circle, drawing a line for each one
for d in range(0, 360):
newx = xorigin - (length * cos(d))
newy = yorigin - (length * sin(d))
canvas.create_line(xorigin, yorigin, newx, newy, fill="red")
canvas.bind("<Motion>", redraw)
root.mainloop()
Hope this helps, and let me know if you have any questions about this answer!