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+# Import Myro (as always)%0Afrom Myro import *%0A%0A# Connect to the robot%0Ainit(%22sim%22)%0A%0A# This is the array that will hold all the pictures as Scribbler spins%0Agif_images = %5B%5D%0A%0A# Set camera modes to make capturing faster%0AsetPicSize(%22small%22)%0AautoCamera()%0A%0A# Now have Scribbler spin in a circle and take a picture with each small turn%0Afor i in xrange(35):%0A    print(i)%0A    #setLEDFront(1) # %22Flash%22 the LED like a camera (1 to turn on, 0 to turn off)%0A    p = takePicture() # Take the picture%0A    gif_images.append(p) # Add that picture to the gif_images array%0A    #setLEDFront(0) # Turn the LED off%0A    #wait(.5)%0A    turnBy(10)    # Turn left by a small amount (makes a complete circle in end)%0A    #wait(.5)%0A    #beep(.1, 700)    # Also beep to let users know it's taken a picture%0A%0A# Print the status of the program%0Aprint('Done capturing photos')%0Aprint('Making the gif')%0A%0A# Save the gif file. scribbler_360 is the filename, you can change it if you want%0AsavePicture(gif_images, 'scribbler_360.gif')%0A%0A# Beep to hear that it's done%0A#beep(.1, 750)%0A#beep(.1,800)%0A#beep(.1,850)%0A

Create 360_gif.py