Adaptable Form Trial

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In studio session we began by creating a shape and changing variables to modify the original form. I chose to create a triangle using the line method. This resulted in creating three lines each with a starting point and end point. With the new variables created, I was able to manipulate the original form to create new iterations.
I also create a mouse pressed method so that each time the mouse was clicked a new iteration was created as the form changed shape. This allowed me to create the previous image in quick succession.


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