
Tutorials about Open Source and Scientific Visualizations by @kolibril13
Joined October 2021
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Here’s a proof of concept showing how data calculated in Python can be used in Blender. #Blender can process the received data with custom geometry nodes, custom shaders and full 3D interactivity. This minimal example uses @networkX in @ProjectJupyter. Learn more in this thread🧵
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here's how you can try out Draw Fast
⬇️ more ways (and a full guide) in the tweets below
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Recently, Blender made its render engine available as a pip-installable Python package. I've just built an experimental Jupyter widget on top of that. Still experimental, but I see lots of potential for the scientific python visualization pipeline here!
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For this year's Summer of Math Exposition, I've built an interactive web app to explore image reconstruction in a CT scanner ✨ 🦴 #some3
You can try it here: kolibril13.github.io/ct-unco…
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Animating with @manim_community in @ProjectJupyter is a great experience! Why? Find out in this thread. 1/14
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The mobject-gallery just got a big update:
⬆️ Latest @manim_community version
✨ New layout
🔍 Search bar
🌐 Visit here: kolibril13.github.io/mobject…
If you have any suggestions for layout and content, let me know by replying to this tweet.
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We are looking for a new person to join our team! We're hiring for a product-focused application developer; someone who has opinions on how our product should work, and can help improve it!
Lots more details in the full job description: blog.readthedocs.com/job-pro…


