You do not need to directly access the Tkinter functions to get scrollbars in turtle . You just need to call turtle.screensize and set the screen size to be larger than the display window in at least one of its sizes. Itβs more convenient for me to open the default display window, and if necessary, the user can change its size.
Here's a short demo:
import turtle win_width, win_height, bg_color = 2000, 2000, 'black' turtle.setup() turtle.screensize(win_width, win_height, bg_color) t = turtle.Turtle()
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