Visual Physics: Using the Software

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Channel: Doug Sweetser · 2009 · Science & Technology

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This screencast show how to use the software that created all the animations available at http://visualphysics.org. It is easy to make minor variations on animations by grabbing commands directly from the site.  More challenging is creating a brand type of animation. Some troubleshooting was recorded while taking the sine of a wire cube.  The problems were addressed, and a new animation was created.

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