@AqualRodinia Lemme tell you how much I dislike Python with Turtle. They document things that used to exist, then deprecate them without warning. colormode() is a function directly in the turtle module. Ultimately, it should just be turtle.colormode(1), but I wouldn't be surprised if that didn't work either. I'm basing my answer off of here, but who knows.
The color mode could be set to 255. You can set it to 1 by calling screen.colormode(1)
@SixBeeps "NameError: name 'screen' is not defined on line 10"
@AqualRodinia Oh, you never defined the screen.
screen = turtle.Screen()
@SixBeeps AttributeError: 'Screen' object has no attribute 'colormode' on line 10
@AqualRodinia Lemme tell you how much I dislike Python with Turtle. They document things that used to exist, then deprecate them without warning.
colormode() is a function directly in the
turtlemodule. Ultimately, it should just be turtle.colormode(1), but I wouldn't be surprised if that didn't work either. I'm basing my answer off of here, but who knows.