🎨 Simple Builder API: Chain commands like forward(100).right(90)
⚡ Smooth Animations: Tweening support with easing functions and live fill preview
🚀 Instant Mode: Execute commands immediately without animation (speed ≥ 999)
🎯 High-Quality Rendering: Complete Lyon tessellation pipeline with GPU acceleration
Multi-Contour Fills: Automatic hole detection with EvenOdd fill rule - draw cheese with holes!
📐 Self-Intersecting Paths: Stars, complex shapes - all handled correctly
🐢 Multiple Turtle Shapes: Triangle, classic turtle, circle, square, arrow, and custom shapes
🔍 Structured Logging: Optional tracing integration for debugging (zero overhead when disabled)
💨 Lightweight: Fast compilation and runtime

Quick Start

use macroquad::prelude::*;
use turtle_lib_macroquad::*;

#[macroquad::main("Turtle")]
async fn main() {
    // Create a turtle plan
    let mut plan = create_turtle();
    
    // Set speed (part of the plan)
    plan.set_speed(100);
    
    // Draw a square
    for _ in 0..4 {
        plan.forward(100).right(90);
    }
    
    // Create app (speed is managed by commands)
    let mut app = TurtleApp::new().with_commands(plan.build());
    
    loop {
        clear_background(WHITE);
        app.update();
        app.render();
        next_frame().await
    }
}

API Overview

Creating Plans

let mut plan = create_turtle();

// Movement
plan.forward(100);
plan.backward(50);

// Rotation
plan.left(90);    // degrees
plan.right(45);

// Circular arcs
plan.circle_left(50.0, 180.0, 36);   // radius, angle (degrees), segments
plan.circle_right(50.0, 180.0, 36);  // draws arc to the right

// Pen control
plan.pen_up();
plan.pen_down();

// Filling (with automatic hole detection)
plan.set_fill_color(BLUE);
plan.begin_fill();
// ... draw shape ...
plan.end_fill();  // Auto-closes and applies fill

// Appearance
plan.set_color(RED);
plan.set_pen_width(5.0);
plan.hide();
plan.show();

// Speed control (dynamic)
plan.set_speed(100);  // Animated mode (< 999)
plan.set_speed(1000); // Instant mode (>= 999)

// Turtle shapes
plan.shape(ShapeType::Triangle);
plan.shape(ShapeType::Turtle);    // Classic turtle shape
plan.shape(ShapeType::Circle);
plan.shape(ShapeType::Square);
plan.shape(ShapeType::Arrow);

// Custom shapes
let custom = TurtleShape::new(
    vec![vec2(10.0, 0.0), vec2(-5.0, 5.0), vec2(-5.0, -5.0)],
    true  // filled
);
plan.set_shape(custom);

// Method chaining
plan.forward(100).right(90).forward(50);

Execution Modes

Speed is now controlled via commands, allowing dynamic switching during execution:

let mut plan = create_turtle();

// Fast initial positioning (instant mode)
plan.set_speed(1000);
plan.pen_up();
plan.goto(vec2(-100.0, -100.0));

// Slow animated drawing
plan.set_speed(50);
plan.pen_down();
plan.forward(200);
plan.right(90);

// Create app (no speed parameter needed)
let app = TurtleApp::new().with_commands(plan.build());

Speed Modes:

Speed < 999: Animated mode with smooth tweening
Speed >= 999: Instant mode (no animation)
Default speed is 100.0 if not specified

Animation Loop

loop {
    clear_background(WHITE);
    
    app.update();  // Update animation state
    app.render();  // Draw to screen
    
    if app.is_complete() {
        // All commands executed
    }
    
    next_frame().await
}

Debugging and Logging

The library uses tracing for structured diagnostic logging. This is completely optional - if you don't set up a subscriber, there's zero overhead.

Enable Logging

// Add to your Cargo.toml:
// tracing-subscriber = { version = "0.3", features = ["env-filter", "fmt"] }

tracing_subscriber::fmt()
    .with_env_filter(tracing_subscriber::EnvFilter::from_default_env())
    .init();

Control verbosity with the RUST_LOG environment variable:

# Show debug output
RUST_LOG=turtle_lib_macroquad=debug cargo run

# Very verbose trace output
RUST_LOG=turtle_lib_macroquad=trace cargo run

See the complete example: examples/logging_example.rs demonstrates initialization, log levels, filtering, and example output.

Examples

Run examples with:

# From turtle-lib-macroquad directory
cargo run --example square
cargo run --example koch
cargo run --example shapes
cargo run --example yinyang
cargo run --example stern
cargo run --example nikolaus

# Logging example - shows how to enable debug output
cargo run --example logging_example
RUST_LOG=turtle_lib_macroquad=debug cargo run --example logging_example

# Lyon proof-of-concept examples
cargo run --package turtle-lyon-poc --example yinyang --release
cargo run --package turtle-lyon-poc --example basic_shapes --release
cargo run --package turtle-lyon-poc --example fill_comparison --release

Available Examples

Basic Drawing

square.rs: Basic square drawing
koch.rs: Koch snowflake fractal
shapes.rs: Demonstrates different turtle shapes
stern.rs: Star pattern drawing
nikolaus.rs: Nikolaus (Santa) drawing

Fill Examples

yinyang.rs: Yin-yang symbol with automatic hole detection
fill_demo.rs: Donut shape with hole
fill_requirements.rs: Circle with red fill
fill_advanced.rs: Complex shapes (star, swiss cheese, multiple holes)
fill_circle_test.rs: Circle fills with different angles
fill_instant_test.rs: Quick fill test in instant mode

Debugging

logging_example.rs: Demonstrates how to enable and use tracing/logging output

Why Lyon?

Automatic hole detection via EvenOdd fill rule
GPU-accelerated rendering
Standards-compliant (matches SVG, HTML Canvas)
Handles any self-intersecting path

Basic Fill

let mut plan = create_turtle();
plan.set_fill_color(RED);
plan.begin_fill();

// Draw shape
for _ in 0..4 {
    plan.forward(100);
    plan.right(90);
}

plan.end_fill();  // Auto-closes and fills

Fill with Holes (Multi-Contour)

plan.set_fill_color(BLUE);
plan.begin_fill();

// Outer circle (first contour)
plan.circle_left(90.0, 360.0, 72);

// pen_up() closes current contour
plan.pen_up();
plan.goto(vec2(0.0, -30.0));

// pen_down() starts new contour
plan.pen_down();

// Inner circle (becomes a hole automatically with EvenOdd rule!)
plan.circle_left(30.0, 360.0, 36);

plan.end_fill();  // Auto-detects holes and fills correctly

Fill Features

✅ Live Preview - See fills progressively during animation
✅ Auto-Close - Automatically connects end point to start on end_fill()
✅ Multi-Contour - pen_up() closes contour, pen_down() opens next one
✅ Automatic Hole Detection - EvenOdd fill rule handles any complexity
✅ Self-Intersecting Paths - Stars and complex shapes work perfectly

Architecture

Module Structure

turtle-lib-macroquad/src/
├── lib.rs          - Public API and TurtleApp
├── state.rs        - TurtleState and TurtleWorld
├── commands.rs     - TurtleCommand enum (consolidated commands)
├── builders.rs     - Builder traits (DirectionalMovement, Turnable, etc.)
├── execution.rs    - Command execution with fill support
├── tweening.rs     - Animation/tweening controller with dynamic speed
├── drawing.rs      - Rendering with Lyon tessellation
├── shapes.rs       - Turtle shape definitions
├── tessellation.rs - Lyon tessellation utilities
├── circle_geometry.rs - Circle arc calculations
└── general/        - Type definitions (Angle, Length, etc.)

Design Principles

State Management: Clean separation between turtle state and world state
Command Queue: Commands queued and executed with optional tweening
Consolidated Commands: Unified commands reduce duplication (Move, Turn, Circle)
Dynamic Speed Control: Speed managed via SetSpeed commands for flexibility
Tweening System: Smooth interpolation with easing functions
Unified Lyon Rendering: All drawing operations use GPU-accelerated Lyon tessellation
- Lines, arcs, circles, fills - single high-quality rendering pipeline
- ~410 lines of code eliminated through architectural simplification
- Consistent quality across all primitives

Command Consolidation

The library uses consolidated commands to reduce code duplication:

Move(distance): Replaces separate Forward/Backward (negative = backward)
Turn(angle): Replaces separate Left/Right (negative = left, positive = right)
Circle{direction, ...}: Unified circle command with CircleDirection enum

This design eliminates ~250 lines of duplicate code while maintaining the same user-facing API.

Workspace Structure

turtle/
├── turtle-lib-macroquad/    - Main library (Macroquad + Lyon)
├── turtle-lib/              - Legacy Bevy-based implementation
└── turtle-example/          - Legacy examples

The turtle-lib-macroquad package is the current and future focus of development.

Building and Running

# Check all packages
cargo check

# Run specific example
cargo run --package turtle-lib-macroquad --example yinyang

# Build release version
cargo build --release

# Run Lyon POC examples to see future rendering
cargo run --package turtle-lyon-poc --example yinyang --release

Development Status

✅ Completed

Complete Lyon integration for all drawing primitives
Multi-contour fill system with automatic hole detection
Turtle movement and rotation (consolidated Move/Turn commands)
Circle arcs (left/right with unified Circle command)
Pen control (up/down) with contour management
Color and pen width
Multiple turtle shapes with custom shape support
Tweening system with easing functions
Dynamic speed control via SetSpeed commands
Instant mode (speed ≥ 999) and animated mode (speed < 999)
EvenOdd fill rule for complex self-intersecting paths
Live fill preview during animation with progressive rendering
Multi-contour support - pen_up/pen_down manage contours
Command consolidation (~250 lines eliminated)
Full Lyon migration (~410 total lines eliminated)

🎯 Future Possibilities

Advanced stroke styling (caps, joins, dashing)
Bezier curves and custom path primitives
Additional examples and tutorials

What's New

Complete Lyon Migration ✨

All drawing operations now use GPU-accelerated Lyon tessellation:

Unified pipeline: Lines, arcs, circles, and fills - all use the same high-quality rendering
Simplified codebase: ~410 lines of code eliminated
Better performance: GPU tessellation is faster than CPU-based primitives
Consistent quality: No more mixed rendering approaches

Multi-Contour Fill System 🕳️

Advanced fill capabilities with automatic hole detection:

EvenOdd fill rule: Draw shapes with holes - works like SVG and HTML Canvas
Pen state management: pen_up() closes contour, pen_down() opens next
Live preview: See fills progressively during animations
Self-intersecting paths: Stars, complex shapes - all handled correctly

Architectural Improvements 🏗️

Command consolidation: Unified Move/Turn/Circle commands (~250 lines eliminated)
Dynamic speed control: Change speed during execution via commands
Live animation preview: Progressive fill rendering during circle/arc drawing

License

MIT OR Apache-2.0

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! The library now has a stable foundation with complete Lyon integration and multi-contour fill support.