Interactive Demos
These Etoys tutorials will teach you the basics and challenge you for some fun!
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This is a great game-based tutorial for beginners to learn about "handles". If you are just learning to use Squeak Etoys, we suggest you start here.
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Each task in this series of seven challenges has a goal and a set of tiles to choose from to create a script to reach the goal.
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Etoys is a great tool to model an idea through exploration. Begin by painting a simple object.
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Each object has a built-in "pen" that can leave a "trail" on the "world". Pen trails can be lines, dots, or arrows.
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Etoys objects can "talk" to each other. If you look at the script "simpleSteering", you see that the car is turning by the wheel's heading.
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This illustrates a simple feedback system using a "test".
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After making the "Follow the Road", the challenge is now to make the car drive down the middle of the road.
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Etoys can accept input from a camera. It creates a series of still pictures (JPGs) from the movie.
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This project shows some techniques for making a movie. See the "Make a Movie" project for the basics.
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Get started with Etoys with this fun interactive book created by a team from the Shuttleworth Foundation.
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Get used to picking up and moving objects
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Learn how to rotate objects using the halo and a script
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