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Did you ever wonder how hard it would be to create stunning animations for visualizing mathematical (or in general science-y) concepts? Good news, all that you need is a little knowledge of Python – and Manim, the community-maintained Python framework originally started by Grant “3blue1brown“ Sanderson! This is a very gentle introduction to the art of ~manimating~. This video assumes that you have seen some Python code before. #manim #tutorial #animation #python #programming #math #3blue1brown --- ### Links to resources - Interactive worksheet (follow along in your browser, no installation needed!): - - Manim: - Discord: - Documentation: - GitHub: ### More about me - Homepage: - Twitch: - Twitter: - Discord: ### Attributions - Manim would not be possible without its original creator, Grant “3b1b“ Sanderson – and it would not exist without its very active and open community. - Inspiration for the example in the beginning comes from Veritasium's video on the history of complex numbers: - Presentation slides have been made using ### Music - Album: Kenopsia by dryhope | Provided by Lofi Records | - Album: love you two, by kudo | Provided by Lofi Records | - Album: Sometimes I wait for you, by Softy | Provided by Lofi Records | --- Video contents: 0:00 Introduction 1:46 Things to know before you start 8:04 Basic Anatomy of Manimations 13:02 Rendering with Manim 16:53 Example: Plotting a function 22:09 Animations and Examples 35:27 Closing Remarks / Outro
