In Python 5000, Advanced Techniques we will reuse what we have learned - framework and best-practices - to create and animate graphical models. In this advanced & final educational opportunity for Python’s Turtle Graphics Subsystem, we will manage the built-in shapes that come with Python. We will also discover how to register our own shapes for re-use, animation, combined / merged rendering, as well as future modification.

We will discover how to transform and manipulate our models. From external bitmaps, to vector graphics the surprising resizable & adaptable cursor can allows us to drag-and-drop items around our screens. We will discover how to use "image stamping." Using the built-in Shape Registry will also be reviewed. We will also understand how to record - as well as to replay - complex vector operations.

Along the way we will collect and respond to keyboard and mouse events. We will discover how to create and manage timer-based simulations. Delving deeper into the Turtle Graphics, we will be also using a more advanced set techniques; X, Y and Z-axis concepts supported within Python's Turtle Graphics subsystem; interactive input, processing, and output functions to help us to create reusable, interactive event-driven frameworks. Event-driven function & design patterns professional software developers use to better manage, as well as to maintain, complex software.