import turtle screen = turtle.Screen() screen.register_shape("square", ((-50,-50),(50,-50),(50,50),(-50,50))) t = turtle.Turtle() t.shape("square")
import turtle screen = turtle.Screen() screen.register_shape("custom", "path/to/image.gif") t = turtle.Turtle() t.shape("custom")In this example, we register a custom shape with the name `"custom"` using the path to an image file (`"path/to/image.gif"`) instead of a coordinate tuple. We then create a turtle object and set its shape to the newly registered `"custom"` shape. These examples demonstrate how the `register_shape()` method can be used to customize turtle shapes using either a coordinate tuple or an image file. The method is part of the `turtle` package library in Python.