Adding a tutorial "Simulation of a pendulum" to the docs. #856
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Maybe it's just because I've used manim a lot but I think a pendulum alone would be a very short tutorial, mostly rotating a line + circle based on a cosine. Doing it with multiple periods simultaneously might cover more concepts and give a more visually appealing result. |
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I'd rather keep the tutorials on our documentation strictly related to how to use the code as much as possible. For example, things like choosing colors and defining formulas are indeed important to create an effective animation but they are not directly related to the actual use of manim, or any functionality provided by it. If you condense your idea down to the manim features it would be showcasing, then as @eulertour said, it would boil down to animating a couple of mobjects on a fairly simple path. Which is perhaps a bit too simple for a whole tutorial. |
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Thanks for your feedback! |
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Wuhu, we have now GitHub discussions, I am curious how this might be useful!
For the tutorials, I had the idea of writing a step by step tutorial (https://docs.manim.community/en/latest/tutorials.html) on how I would start to simulate a basic physics scene in manim,
including all the steps from choosing colours, defining formulas, adding updaters, to thinking about rate functions.
And this could be done with a pendulum as example scene.
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