PDEAnimation.mp4
git clone https://github.com/graysoncroom/PDEAnimation.git
cd PDEAnimation
python -m venv env
source ./env/bin/activate
pip install manim scipy
Now you'll be in a python virtual environment with the manim and scipy libraries installed.
Note that you'll need to source ./env/bin/activate
every time you close your terminal
and want to start working on the code again.
Example:
manim -pqh src/matchsticks.py PDEAnimation
The -p
option tells manim to open the animation in a video player after
the rendering completes (stands for play).
The -qh
option tells manim to render with high quality.
You could also give it -ql
instead as your iterating on an animation and want the rendering to go faster.
src/matchsticks.py
is the source file of your animation code
PDEAnimation
is the class name of the manim class that describes the animation
Note: Whether you pass manim the -p
option or not, the rendered video will be
stored in the ./media
directory. If a ./media
directory doesn't exist, it
will be created for you.
If manim is complaining about libraries, check out the Manim Documentation
It's likely you'll need to install a few system-level libs (e.g. ffmpeg, libpango1, libcairo2, ...)
Note: Manim renders math text using Tex. Make sure you have a full Tex distribution (e.g. livetex w/ extras) before trying to render these animations.