pygsear.Path

Package pygsear :: Module Path

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Module pygsear.Path

Ways for things to move around on screen

Classes
`AccelerationPath`	Move according to vel and accel in pixels per second.
`BounceCirclePath`	Move in a circle, reverse direction and go back.
`BounceLinePath`	Starts here, goes there, then goes back again.
`BrownianLinePath`	Line, with random motion superimposed.
`BrownianPath`	Move in random directions
`CirclePath`	Move in a circle.
`ConcentricCirclePath`	Circles one inside of the other.
`FigureEightPath`	Move in 2 connected circles, one clockwise, one ccw.
`FilePath`	Set of points retrieved from a file.
`LinePath`	Starts here, goes there, and stops.
`ListPath`	Set of points fully created when instantiated.
`Offset_path`	Follow another path, possibly moved over some.
`Path`	A set of points.
`PathNG`	Next-generation Path
`RandomAccelerationPath`	Random motion.
`RandomAccelerationPathBounded`	Random motion, with set location limits.
`RandomOnscreen`	Move to random locations on screen.
`SquareEightPath`	Two squares, one clockwise, one couterclockwise.
`SquarePath`	Move in a square.
`StationaryPath`	For things that do not move, but need to be moved sometimes
`SuperPath`	Used to hold a series of other paths.
`TurtlePath`
`VelocityPath`	Move according to velocity in pixels per frame.
`VelocityPathBounded`	VelocityPath with min/max x and y values.
`VelocityPathTime`	Move according to velocity in pixels per second.
`VelocityPathTimeBounded`	VelocityPathTime with min/max x and y values.

Exceptions
`EndOfPath`	Raise at the end of a path.

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