Animated graphs in @WebVPython can be super easy (and useful). When you create the plot, include dot = True and also be sure to put a rate(100) or something in your loop to control the animation speed.

Here is a warm-up video. Modeling 2D collisions with a fake force in @WebVPython https://t.co/JvE8BYQR9u

@BookOfCash @WebVPython @WembleyCrime

@WebVPython Here's what this bouncing ball model looks like.

@rjallain @WebVPython Neat demo. A simpler demo of this assuming you only care about translational is to remove internal degrees of freedom and make the bodies rotate

@WebVPython Here's the code. I'll probably make a video explaining everything tomorrow https://t.co/Nct7HUyBtP

I just made this electromagnetic wave gif with @WebVPython #python. I think it looks nice.

@rjallain @WebVPython why so complicating cant it be just released as heat?

@rjallain @WebVPython Unless the colliding sphere rotates, this simulation of a head-on inelastic collision does not satisfy the principle of conservation of angular momentum. This may be due to a programming error, or a discretization error in integrating the equations of motion (breaking symmetry).

Here's my #python tutorial to make an animated electromagnetic wave using #WebVPython and #phyiscs https://t.co/f90xSW6s3H

New #python video - modeling the motion of a wolf chasing a hare with #webVpython (code included) https://t.co/8uXZGAomPv

@Jaysal_Bhatt @NoPoke @rjallain @WebVPython ...and PE is not KE.

@NoPoke @rjallain @WebVPython ok , but i was thinking more along the lines of it emitting a photon

@rjallain @WebVPython Really Sir your are doing a great job 👏

@rjallain @WebVPython Why don't you make them into bubbles it would be more realistic... Rigid Spheres are so 20century

I'm changing theta and phi and plotting the difference in two vectors. Since @WebVPython doesn't do 3D surface plots, I made an animated graph instead. This is the diff vs. theta as phi changes.

@MBurnsKaurin @WebVPython I use Gifski on Mac OS X

@NoPoke @rjallain @WebVPython that's potential energy

New #python video - using #webVpython to animate a class question about circular motion. https://t.co/5p8AHMJkeC