Your work is so cool! Thanks for sharing! I'm going to review your code to learn from it and see if I can some day reach my goal to make VPython gauges look like vintage aircraft gauges.
Great job as always! You put a lot of thought in the code. FYI NumPy has a built in clip function. You can use it on a whole array but it works fine on a single number too. b=np.clip(a,0.5,12.2).
Ian, nicely done!! I like your conception and the way you use both lessons and present them in a very professional way. Thanks for sharing your code. For sure I will learn more about vpython.
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Beautiful display Ian. Nicely done.
Exceptional visual on the meter. Also, really nice production quality on the video
Thank you very much!
Your work is so cool! Thanks for sharing! I'm going to review your code to learn from it and see if I can some day reach my goal to make VPython gauges look like vintage aircraft gauges.
Good luck. If you have any questions about my code, just ask.
Great job as always! You put a lot of thought in the code. FYI NumPy has a built in clip function. You can use it on a whole array but it works fine on a single number too. b=np.clip(a,0.5,12.2).
Thanks for the NumPy clip function tip! That will be in my code tomorrow.
Ian, nicely done!! I like your conception and the way you use both lessons and present them in a very professional way. Thanks for sharing your code. For sure I will learn more about vpython.
I hope my code is useful to you, but ask if anything is unclear.
Awesome!! 👍
Thank you. I Hope my code is useful to you.