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Bravo!

Many Many thanks for creating this video of Manim.

🤠🤠🤠

34:30 It has not been replaced/fixed 🤣

You have also blue eyes 4blue1brown😅

Thanks for the high-quality information-dense videos. Just what I was looking for.

How to add a moving dot on the curvature or boundary or axes?

Hey Benjamin, any chance of a video for "always_redraw"?

Please bring more videos on Manim tutorial

I have this minimal example but it's failing: ``` %%manim -qm Axes from manim import * class Axes(Scene): def construct(self): ax = Axes((-3,3,1),(-3,3,1)) self.add(ax) ``` Error: ``` AttributeError: 'tuple' object has no attribute 'init_scene' ``` When I add attributes x_range and y_range I get: Error: ``` TypeError: __init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'x_range' ``` My Manim version is the latest: 0.18.1 I also tried rolling back to Manim 0.15.0

Hey! Many thanks for the amazing videos! I tried to run the AllUpdaterTypes, but all I got was a black screen image (.png), any ideas to how to fix it? Thanks again! (I'm using ManimCE_v0.18.1)

Thanks Ben! This is so awesome!

Extremely thankful for your contribution to Manim Community!!!❤❤❤❤❤

Wow, amaizing

Really really good tutorials, perfectly structured and explained. Vielen vielen Dank!!

probably the best video so far on the topic, Quick question: When I use the manim.cfg file to set the renderer, enable the GUI, force the window, and set write_to_file to false, should this replace all the CLI arguments, so I only need to run manim [file] [scene]? It seems to default to the Cairo renderer unless I explicitly specify it in the CLI. Is this an issue on my end, or could it be a genuine bug?

thank you for your work,please make the audio less base, I think audio is not clear and adjusted enough for tutoring purposes

That hint about the scoping of lambda functions in python is really helpful. Although I am aware of this behavior in programming languages, I didn't expect running into this problem when building literally my first scene. Thanks!

points, lines and areas

Das Video ist wirklich super! Es verdient definitiv mehr Aufmerksamkeit. Vielen Dank für diese großartige Arbeit!

It's so interesting seeing different people from different backgrounds and how that slightly influences their puzzle solving techniques. I even notice a few similarities between your strategies and mine as an engineering guy. I saw you streamed this game quite a bit, do the VODs still exist by chance? I know it was a while ago but it'd be a shame if they got auto-deleted before they became a video :/

Dr. Hackl, this was invaluable! Grateful for all the thoughtful examples.

Thank you Dr. Hackl. I am a math teacher. This is wonderful. Grateful.

Very good explanation and an amazing content creation ... best of luck

This series is so helpful in learning the library, thank you!

This is how dna works?

This was extremely helpful, thank you for making this video!

Read the documentation, and this served as both as a great explainer and revision to what I had learnt. Thanks man!

thank you. beautiful video.

Great explanation... Calm and straight to the point...

Thanks very much for this nice walkthrough video, it took me some time to set up the environment properly. But after that everything went on smoothly. I enjoyed learning it a lot.

thank u Sir.... 🙏🏻

My god. THANK YOU!

This is the best video on manim I have seen till now. Amazing work sir.

One very simple keyboard interaction that I have been finding extremely useful in my own work is one to print out the current Euler angles of the camera. That way once I've found a camera angle I like using the existing mouse interactions, I can quickly output what the angles are and paste them into my scene. Here's my implementation. Press 'a' while in the interactive embed window and you get a printout to the console window like "(theta=22*DEGREES, phi=-84*DEGREES, gamma=0*DEGREES)". def on_key_press(self, symbol, modifiers): from pyglet.window import key as pyglet_key if symbol == pyglet_key.A: (theta, phi, gamma) = (f"{angle/DEGREES:.0f}*DEGREES" for angle in self.camera.euler_angles) print (f"({theta=!s}, {phi=!s}, {gamma=!s})") super().on_key_press(symbol, modifiers)

Excellent, great teacher!

Thanks!

Great tutorial

Hey i had a question if replacementtransform works just better than transform why not completely scrape original transform and rename replacement transform to transform

wv punkte geschafft?

Yay, du hast doch nicht mit diesen Videos aufgehört! Mega. Find die immer wieder spannend :)

Had me on the first 4 line

Excellent 👌 Tutorial Sir. Precise - Clear & To the point !!! Hands down the best tutorial video for Manim !!! Thank You very much Sir.

Dear Benjamin thank you for your best explanation

Helping spread the importance of math. Amazing

This is how the Mandelbot set was made

Danke! :)

Been trying to motivate myself to learn Manim for quite a few years now. Always gave up because of lack of a good resource (what is a good resource is subjective) on RUclips. This video (and playlist) is just what I was looking for. Thanks a lot, Benjamin!

It would be amazing if I could use Manim to demonstrate a 3D brain and the electro signals capture by the eeg sensors. Is this possible? Thanks