Slanted Fractal Tree Generator with Python Turtle and Tkinter GUI

This is a Python program that generates a slanted fractal tree using the Turtle graphics library and a graphical user interface (GUI) created using the Tkinter library. The program allows the user to input the length, x and y coordinates, depth, and color of the tree and updates the tree based on the user input.

The slanted_tree() function is the main function that draws the tree recursively. It takes the x and y coordinates of the starting position of the tree, the length of the tree, the direction of the tree (in degrees), the depth of recursion, and the color of the pen as inputs. The function uses the Turtle library to draw a line of the given length in the given direction, and then recursively calls itself twice to draw two smaller branches of the tree with random slants.

The update_tree() function is called when the user clicks the "Update Tree" button in the GUI. It gets the user input values for the length, x and y coordinates, depth, and color of the tree and calls the slanted_tree() function with these values to draw the updated tree.

The Tkinter library is used to create the GUI window with labels and text entry fields for the user input values. The "Update Tree" button is also created using the Tkinter Button widget. When the user clicks the button, the update_tree() function is called to update the tree.

Finally, the program sets up the Turtle graphics screen with the necessary parameters and runs the GUI main loop using the root.mainloop() function. The turtle.done() function is called at the end of the program to end the Turtle session.

.py link:
https://mega.nz/file/L7wWyCDY#aF3wvZTFiney0yNfKjOBw6Fn-w5vt7ZvNzNrGSctdL4