Step 4 (Extra): Change color and thickness
[size=150]To make our tree a little more eye-catching, we can change the colors and thickness.[br][/size][size=150][br]We can do this manually by accessing the Object properties of each level. But this task is time consuming. It is faster to do it with the following scripts.[/size]
Script Case 1: Plotted level by level
n = 9[br]Ln = 1...n[br][br]Execute(Zip("SetLineThickness(L"+i+", 13 - "+i+")", i, Ln))[br]Execute(Zip("SetDynamicColor(L"+i+", "+i+"/n, 0.21, 0.56)", i, Ln))[br]
Case 1: Demo
Script Case 2: Plotted all levels at once
# First we need to get all elements of ListAll[br]n = 9[br]Ln = 1...n[br]Execute(Zip("L"+i+"=Element(ListAll, "+i+")", i, Ln))[br][br]Execute(Zip("SetLineThickness(L"+i+", 13 - "+i+")", i, Ln))[br]Execute(Zip("SetDynamicColor(L"+i+", "+i+"/n, 0.21, 0.56)", i, Ln))
Case 2: Demo
[size=150]You can explore different colors by changing the last three values in the[b] SetDynamicColor() [/b]command. For example, type the code below in the input box:[br][br][/size]Execute(Zip("SetDynamicColor(L"+i+", 0.73, "+i+"/n, 0.95)", i, Ln))[br][br][size=150]Or this one:[/size][br][br]Execute(Zip("SetDynamicColor(L"+i+", 0.12, 0.73, "+i+"/n)", i, Ln))[br][br][size=150][b]Remark: [/b]For more details about the commands used here follow the links below:[br][list][*][url=https://wiki.geogebra.org/en/Execute_Command]Execute[/url][/*][*][url=https://wiki.geogebra.org/en/Zip_Command]Zip[/url][/*][*][url=https://wiki.geogebra.org/en/SetLineThickness_Command]SetLineThickness[/url][/*][*][url=https://wiki.geogebra.org/en/SetDynamicColor_Command]SetDynamicColor[/url][/*][/list][/size]