Master Manim 5: Visualizing the 3D Animation | Manim Explained

[@Itsme23483]

Please continue this series, very useful

[@virtua_t4695]

Very fascinating video! The Lorentz Attractor turned out great!

[@Varniex]

Glad you enjoyed it!!

[@hacktivist]

Brilliant. Loved the explanation of 3D Euler's angles. I still have a hard time memorizing which is which. Loving this series brother.

[@Varniex]

Thanks!! And you just need a little more practice to get handy at Manim.

[@jakeaustria5445]

Thank you

[@samarbenmansour4636]

Thank you so much

[@AnteroNeves]

Thank you!!

[@maths.visualization]

Bro make a 3d video on top of the interactive scene please 😢

[@cdirfe947]

Thank you very much for your video; I learned a lot. I have one question: Is there a way to make the animation reflect the velocity? Specifically, can the trajectory be created to accurately show the precise velocities (x_dot, y_dot, z_dot) at each time point, as solved from the equations, rather than following the default rate_function of ShowCreation()?

[@Varniex]

You can change the "rate_func" to "linear", that will work. Let me know if it doesn't. And Thank You for your kind words.

[@cdirfe947]

@@Varniex Ohhh I see it I now, and I can see that my confusion came from my limited coding background. Thank you so much for your help. If you don't mind, may I ask another general question? I'm struggling to understand the structure and workflow of Manim from the source code. Specifically, when I write a script and type "manim -ql MySceneName" in the terminal, what process is triggered? I have this question is because I had some experience with another Python library in the past. That library has a `workflow.py` file displaying the process after a command is called in the terminal. Through that file I can link the modules and hence understand them. However, I can't find a similar file in Manim's source code. Would you like to give me some hints, please?

[@Varniex]

That's okay. No one has limited knowledge. It's just a matter of experience. To have a good understanding about Manim, you might want to refer the official docs. They are awesome!! The command you described is telling Manim how should it render your Scene. I guess you are using ManimCE, so `manim --help` would give you the description of all the commands.

[@THEKHURRAM100]

Please provide the ManimGL version you used to make these animations I have installed both manimGL v1.6 and latest manimce installed

[@Varniex]

You have to clone the ManimGL GitHub Repo and install as per the instructions given there. The pip version is outdated. And I haven't tested the codes in ManimCE, but I'm sure with slight changes, it will work.

[@kanhaiyalalrajput3215]

Can you make a tutorial for 3d vectors? Specially for projecting lines from the vector perpendicularly to the axes (like we can do with vector_to_coords() method for 2d vectors)? Or just answer me in the comments.

[@Varniex]

Sure! I'll make a video addressing all the questions of the viewers