Dude thank you so muuuuuch for offering THAT kind of lesson where you literlay build step by step in front of us in order to explain. It took me 5 hour, but I managed to replicate your entire animation from scratch (and and few manim basis) to train myself!! Everytime I was stuck you were there to help, and the parts I managed to animate on my own were coded differently than yours, comparing your work and mine was super instructive! (I literally hardcoded my own Indicate function, better remember it exists). I defintely learned better than on my own. Thank you, for allowing us not to be self-taught, it feels great to have a professor for once ;-;
Great video it takes me 2 hour to study and write the code . really enjoy the coding and animation Today I am in Flow work. Thankyou so much . please make more tututorials like that also make video on linear transformation and fluids flow
Hey, thank you very much. Very good tutorial. Did I miss the part where you binded the file saving action is calling the render command automatically? 🙂
I think you need to install it separately through windows Powershell or Mac terminal. Then install Manim sideview extension into VScode to make it easier to run the animations.
Great tutorial. Learning with u. Please, do you have any tutorials that teach how to generate a sequence of numbers, say arithmetic progression or Geometric Progression etc in a set buikder notation? Something like this, {2,4,6,8,10,12,...}. The sequence should animate while appearing one after the comma. If you could point me to any similar tutorials or source code, id be glad. Alternatively, you can type the iterative lines of code for me. Thanks
My second right rectangle moved too fast and it disappeared when it came to the middle of the screen and it was not as smooth as you did. How can I fix that?
Hi, I'm from Russia, writing you without a translator, so I'll try to explain my "problem". Numbers "1" and "2" are not like yours in my animation, they're smaller from the bottom. Umm... For example, 3 is like in your video, but it's difference with 2 is "2" has the same level on top, but from the bottom it's higher. ("1" has exact same problem, so we have 2 ("1", "2" numbers some flattened at the bottom and 3 ("3", "4", "5") normal numbers. What to do? Maybe, I should create them each separately?
Friend, you tried to do at least three things at the same time in the same video: - teach how to use VS Code; - teach how to program in Python; - teach to use a specific python package. In your next videos, I would recommend choosing one of these only and letting the viewer deal with the others. You don't have the duty to teach every single aspect/feature of the editor and of the language and of the library being used. It narrow the slice of possible subscribers to only those ones on day 1 of learning to code. I almost gave up watching. Hopefully it got less focused in vs code and python and more on the lib.
MSV c:\Users\Yusif\Desktop\TestProject>"manim" "c:\Users\Yusif\Desktop\TestProject\first_animation.py" xd123 [7888] Execution returned code=1 in 0.019 seconds returned signal nul this is what i am getting when trying to run the code in the video
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this is the best and most explanatory tutorial on manim, tysm
I'm not an artist but I can code. Looks useful! I've never heard of this program.
Dude thank you so muuuuuch for offering THAT kind of lesson where you literlay build step by step in front of us in order to explain. It took me 5 hour, but I managed to replicate your entire animation from scratch (and and few manim basis) to train myself!! Everytime I was stuck you were there to help, and the parts I managed to animate on my own were coded differently than yours, comparing your work and mine was super instructive! (I literally hardcoded my own Indicate function, better remember it exists). I defintely learned better than on my own. Thank you, for allowing us not to be self-taught, it feels great to have a professor for once ;-;
Oh cheers, I'm glad you found it useful
Great tutorial. Covers so many handy elements!
Super underrated. Keep going!
Cheers! Thx for watching
this is a great beginner tutorial. you've covered lots of things that other videos gloss over without explaining
Thanks!
I bought your course on udemy and im loving it. Thanks
This tutorial is great to get familiar with basic animations in Manim, well done sir
Thank u sir!
Thx bro , I couldn't thank you enough so i watched the ad until the end 😂❤
Least what i can do
Came here for a Manim tutorial, also learnt VS Code shortcuts that have made my life easier
Great video it takes me 2 hour to study and write the code . really enjoy the coding and animation Today I am in Flow work. Thankyou so much . please make more tututorials like that also make video on linear transformation and fluids flow
Hey, thank you very much. Very good tutorial.
Did I miss the part where you binded the file saving action is calling the render command automatically? 🙂
It happens automatically due to the extension of SideView Manim. Once the file it’s saved, the extension runs the render command.
beautiful explanation man, Great work, you deserve more attention :D
Awesome video! Good explanation and animation, wow
Cheers!
Nice one! Looking forward to seeing more videos!
Thanks!
Earned a sub!! Good work mate! Hope you'll do more
Cheers!
Great. Love this tutorial
That’s a really good tutorial Thx
Cheers!
Bog Is that you
great work
Very clear, thanks
Cheers! Thanks for watching
Thank you
thanks, keep going!!
Good stuff man! Hope to see more xD123
Cheers!
Great! Thanks a lot!
Cheers! Thx for watching
Nice tutorial, thanks ❤
Thx for watching
How do I get FFMPEG into VScode. I can't seem to find a download...Do I need to download from the source code files?
I think you need to install it separately through windows Powershell or Mac terminal. Then install Manim sideview extension into VScode to make it easier to run the animations.
How do you put voice recording over these manim?
I use video editing software (Adobe Premiere Pro) to add the voiceover
Hi very informative video. Can you recommend a laptop for beginners like me?
Great tutorial. Learning with u. Please, do you have any tutorials that teach how to generate a sequence of numbers, say arithmetic progression or Geometric Progression etc in a set buikder notation? Something like this, {2,4,6,8,10,12,...}. The sequence should animate while appearing one after the comma. If you could point me to any similar tutorials or source code, id be glad. Alternatively, you can type the iterative lines of code for me. Thanks
My second right rectangle moved too fast and it disappeared when it came to the middle of the screen and it was not as smooth as you did. How can I fix that?
number 12345 are not in required format like 12345 - 3 elongate like not a normal math format
Text can't be played, need help
"ParseError: no element found"
Could you paste in your code?
Hey bog dear i got you man 😂
Что делать если скачал миктех, но комп его не видит? Пробовал ставить на разные диски и в разные папки
Hi, I'm from Russia, writing you without a translator, so I'll try to explain my "problem".
Numbers "1" and "2" are not like yours in my animation, they're smaller from the bottom.
Umm... For example, 3 is like in your video, but it's difference with 2 is "2" has the same level on top, but from the bottom it's higher. ("1" has exact same problem, so we have 2 ("1", "2" numbers some flattened at the bottom and 3 ("3", "4", "5") normal numbers.
What to do? Maybe, I should create them each separately?
The code is exactly like in the video.
VS Code doesn't recognize the manim Syntax like Rectangle
At the start use: from manim import *
i'd appreciate if someone ported this to C#
Is this bog?
Yes he is 👍🏽
Why thaomaoh
You should try and use meaningful names, let's avoid getting people into bad habits.
haha fair point, but its more fun that way
@@thaomaoh real
Bog
Friend, you tried to do at least three things at the same time in the same video:
- teach how to use VS Code;
- teach how to program in Python;
- teach to use a specific python package.
In your next videos, I would recommend choosing one of these only and letting the viewer deal with the others. You don't have the duty to teach every single aspect/feature of the editor and of the language and of the library being used. It narrow the slice of possible subscribers to only those ones on day 1 of learning to code.
I almost gave up watching. Hopefully it got less focused in vs code and python and more on the lib.
Are you sure that your not @bogxd
MSV c:\Users\Yusif\Desktop\TestProject>"manim" "c:\Users\Yusif\Desktop\TestProject\first_animation.py" xd123
[7888] Execution returned code=1 in 0.019 seconds returned signal nul
this is what i am getting when trying to run the code in the video