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That a good idea! I will create a feature request from this :-) |
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Glad to hear that :D. I want to contribute to manim-slides but due to my lack of experience with programming, this is as much as I can do. |
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No problem, giving idea is great! however, if you want to improve your programming skills, do not hesitate to give it a try! That’s how we learn things ;) |
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I've just finished a bachelor's degree in math education. Now, it's time for other things. Currently, I am learning programming from scratch. XD |
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No problem haha, take your time :D |
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For triage purposes, this has been implemented as part of v5: https://github.com/jeertmans/manim-slides/releases/tag/v5.0.0. |
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I've seen a similar project named Manim Editor. I think the feature complete_loop is quite useful. Currently, if we use the loop and press the next button, the animation will end immediately. It creates an unsmooth transition between animations. I think we can create the complete_loop feature similar to Manim Editor. When the user press the next button, the complete_loop force the animation to be finished, then continue running the next animation.
You can check out the example created by manim editor here
https://manimcommunity.github.io/manim_editor/Tutorial/index.html
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