Stitch Warnings!

When I was helping students the other day, a few students asked me what the certain warnings mean on Turtlestitch. The first warning a student came across was "DENSITY WARNING!" and the other warning another student received was "1 is too long! (will get clamped)." Today I will go over both of these warnings based on our observations! I hope you will find this helpful when coding.

"DENSITY WARNING!"
This is the link to Aaron's code:
http://www.turtlestitch.org/run#cloud:Username=aaronkong&ProjectName=drawng%20GGG 

















This is what we found out:
-the warning appears when multiple stitches overlap each other repeatedly.
-the stitches become too thick.
-the needle may break!

The center of the design is darker than the rest of the code, and when the turtle is moving, the stitches are repeated in the same area. This makes the center dense/thick and may cause the needle to break when passing through the stitches.


"1 is too long! (will get clamped)"
This is the link to Samantha's code:
http://www.turtlestitch.org/run#cloud:Username=sammie&ProjectName=leaves

This is what we found out:
-the warning appears when a stitch is too long
-this may cause the fabric to bunch up when stitching
-this may make the stitch unstable

From the code, the turtle makes a long jump to go to another location. A solution to this problem is switching the block from "move 120 steps" to either "move 120 steps in 10" or "move 120 steps by 10 steps."

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