@@DailyFactsbyAnimeGirls Impressive, especially because you didn't go for an easier and more predictable value like 1.23188405797x. Although, in the software I am using and assuming my prediction is correct, I got 1.46551724136x
Good quick demo. Very interesting that we can do all these in Python using OOP. Just one comment: if it's 1min intro, maybe not suitable to write all codes and fast forward it. Can easily follow because all codes blinking in too fast. Would it be better if you just show all codes in a scene and explain points you wanna highlight, instead of the code-along style? Just personal opinion 😊 good video over all
After Effects is amazing for small Motion Graphics, but the problem arises when you have to animate hundreds of objects in some mathematically defined way. Let's say that you want to draw exactly 10000 small circles in a grid. This simple operation is just 3 lines of code in the Manim, but in After Effects, you will have to be a lot more creative to pull it off, or use proprietary plugins. Just handling this many objects in AE becomes cumbersome.
@@MitkoNikov Oh OK. Thanks! And what about rising video quality? I tested 1080x1920 and 1440x2560 but both videos look the same in quality. I'd like to render a full HD or more quality video.
@@AnuarPhysics I think by default it's the best quality. Try rendereing it in 4K if you think it's not sharp enough. But, I believe that even 1080p is increadibly good. This is why you don't see much difference from 1080p to 1440p.
if you watch on double speed, this becomes Manim Basics in 50 Seconds
wow
guess what it will be if I watch it in 1,4492753623x
@@DailyFactsbyAnimeGirls Impressive, especially because you didn't go for an easier and more predictable value like 1.23188405797x. Although, in the software I am using and assuming my prediction is correct, I got 1.46551724136x
Reminds me of Fireship's videos, really well done!
Love the format, exactly what I was looking for
I love it, I would love to see this format on more topics/techs/libraries
Here's the code at the end:
from manim import *
class Test(Scene):
def construct(self):
c = Circle(2, color = RED, fill_opacity = 0.1)
self.play(DrawBorderThenFill(c), run_time = 0.5)
title = Text("Manim", font_size = 72, slant="ITALIC").shift(UP * 0.3)
subtitle = Text("Basics", slant = "ITALIC").shift(DOWN * 0.5)
self.play(Write(title), Write(subtitle))
a = Arc(2.2, TAU * 1 / 4, -TAU * 2.6 / 4, color = BLUE, stroke_width=15)
self.play(Create(a))
self.wait(3)
not an easy feat to do this in 100 seconds 😅
God, this is so helpful! Thank you so much, sir!
Good quick demo. Very interesting that we can do all these in Python using OOP. Just one comment: if it's 1min intro, maybe not suitable to write all codes and fast forward it. Can easily follow because all codes blinking in too fast. Would it be better if you just show all codes in a scene and explain points you wanna highlight, instead of the code-along style?
Just personal opinion 😊 good video over all
What are the differences when making in After Effects?
After Effects is amazing for small Motion Graphics, but the problem arises when you have to animate hundreds of objects in some mathematically defined way. Let's say that you want to draw exactly 10000 small circles in a grid. This simple operation is just 3 lines of code in the Manim, but in After Effects, you will have to be a lot more creative to pull it off, or use proprietary plugins. Just handling this many objects in AE becomes cumbersome.
thanks thats really cool
amazing! - i need to get back up to scratch with python this is odd to me 🤣 thank youuu
Incredible Video
Great! How do you save the videos so they will have vertical format for smartphones?
You can render it in any resolution with the flag --resolution RESOLUTION (passed as “WxH”, e.g. “1920x1080”).
@@MitkoNikov Oh OK. Thanks! And what about rising video quality? I tested 1080x1920 and 1440x2560 but both videos look the same in quality. I'd like to render a full HD or more quality video.
@@AnuarPhysics I think by default it's the best quality. Try rendereing it in 4K if you think it's not sharp enough. But, I believe that even 1080p is increadibly good. This is why you don't see much difference from 1080p to 1440p.
Good
Video: Manim basics in 100 seconds
Video length: 1:25= 1 minute and 25 seconds
1 minute = 60 seconds
25+60=85
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It was too fast! This is great.
Impressive, can I use this or copywrite?
You can use the code and the animation freely!
Great video but I need more advice and more examples!
You can make 2 videos, 1 short one 1 longer one and get paid more adsense for longer 60 mins tutorial and make it shitty whatever
Здравей! Чудесен клип
How to work with this on termux Android, how to export animation as mp4 format?
next time prepare a 100 millisecond lesson maybe it will be more useless... I wish you would stop making fun of people...
Useless video.
it helped me and many others, please speak for yourself