Make a Christmas Tree in R with random ornaments/presents
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| # Make the canvas | |
| plot(1:10,1:10,xlim=c(-5,5),ylim=c(0,10),type="n",xlab="",ylab="",xaxt="n",yaxt="n") | |
| # Make the branches | |
| rect(-1,0,1,2,col="tan3",border="tan4",lwd=3) | |
| polygon(c(-5,0,5),c(2,4,2),col="palegreen3",border="palegreen4",lwd=3) | |
| polygon(c(-4,0,4),c(3.5,5.5,3.5),col="palegreen4",border="palegreen3",lwd=3) | |
| polygon(c(-3,0,3),c(5,6.5,5),col="palegreen3",border="palegreen4",lwd=3) | |
| polygon(c(-2,0,2),c(6.25,7.5,6.25),col="palegreen4",border="palegreen3",lwd=3) | |
| #Add some ornaments | |
| points(x=runif(4,-5,5),y=rep(2,4),col=sample(c("blue","red"),size=4,replace=T),cex=3,pch=19) | |
| points(x=runif(4,-4,4),y=rep(3.5,4),col=sample(c("blue","red"),size=4,replace=T),cex=3,pch=19) | |
| points(x=runif(4,-3,3),y=rep(5,4),col=sample(c("blue","red"),size=4,replace=T),cex=3,pch=19) | |
| points(x=runif(4,-2,2),y=rep(6.25,4),col=sample(c("blue","red"),size=4,replace=T),cex=3,pch=19) | |
| points(0,7.5,pch=8,cex=5,col="gold",lwd=3) | |
| # Add some presents | |
| xPres = runif(10,-4.5,4.5) | |
| xWidth = runif(10,0.1,0.5) | |
| xHeight=runif(10,0,1) | |
| for(i in 1:10){ | |
| rect(xPres[i]-xWidth[i],0,xPres[i]+xWidth[i],xHeight[i],col=sample(c("blue","red"),size=1)) | |
| rect(xPres[i]-0.2*xWidth[i],0,xPres[i]+0.2*xWidth[i],xHeight[i],col=sample(c("gold","grey87"),size=1)) | |
| } |
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