At 10:54 PM -0500 11/19/97, MKPoles@aol.com wrote: >... but the problem is that we want to make more pages >that are different levels of our game. When we start a new page, it won't >let us use t1 again. It will say that there is more than one t1--which there >is!! You can use the same tutrle name on more than one page. In fact, when you create a new page it starts with a single turtle named t1. Let's say you've created a scene with several turtles on page one. If you don't change their names they will be called t1, t2, t3, etc. If you now create a new page, the turtles will again be named t1, t2, t3, etc. This isn't a problem for Logo. A command directed to t1 will go to the t1 on the current page. But what if the turtle you're talking to in *not* on the current page. Let's say you have t1 and t2 on page1 and just a t1 on page2. If you're on page2 you can say T2, FD 100 and the turtle named t2 on page1 will move. You won't see it move, but it will be in a new position when you get back there. The problem comes in when the turtle you're talking to in *not* on the current page *and* there's more than one turtle of the same name. For example: Page1 has t1 and t2 Page2 has t1 and t2 Page3 has t1 and t3 If you're on page1 or page2 you can give commands to either t1 or t2 without a problem. From page1 or page2 you can also command t3 on page3. But if you're on page3 and you give a command to t2, Logo is confused. Which t2? The one on page1 or the one on page2? "There's more than one turtle named t2" -Michael -------------------------------------------------------- Michael Tempel tel: 212 579 8028 Logo Foundation fax: 212 579 8013 250 West 85th Street michaelt@media.mit.edu New York NY 10024 http://el.www.media.mit.edu/logo-foundation/ --------------------------------------------------------------- Please post messages to the Logo forum to logo-l@gsn.org. Mail questions about the list administration to logofdn@gsn.org. To unsubscribe send unsubscribe logo-l to majordomo@gsn.org.
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