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🚀 Feature: Unit Circle Exercises #14

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8BitRobot opened this issue Feb 12, 2022 · 3 comments · Fixed by #30
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🚀 Feature: Unit Circle Exercises #14

8BitRobot opened this issue Feb 12, 2022 · 3 comments · Fixed by #30
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@8BitRobot
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8BitRobot commented Feb 12, 2022

In this ticket, you'll be making the exercise component that renders half a unit circle for the user to fill in blanks.

This component will likely need, as props: the turtle's current angle, a list of which ticks should be labeled with numbers, and a similar list for which ones are exercises. Feel free to rearrange the above or include any other necessary (or even convenient) props at your own discretion.

Until the Exercise Side component is finished, just render this anywhere in the exercise side to test it. This circle doesn't have its own box-shadowed container, so you'll probably have to download the vector of the unit circle outline from Figma and give it the appropriate styling.

Thanks!

Here's a screenshot of what the component should end up looking like:

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Use figma export SVG to get the assets!! #6

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LydiaChan528 commented Mar 2, 2022

Resolved! :)

Could I possibly get a link to the Figma for this project? :) I agree that it would be best to start with using figma export SVG to get the assets.

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jpaten commented Oct 26, 2022

For now, let's just try to get all the files downloaded on Figma and rendered in a component that takes all the props that Prem specified. Don't worry about the format for two lists, just make them lists of strings for now, we'll work out how to use them later!

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