I am currently making a video for SoME 4 on infini...
تم الإنشاء في: ٢٩ يوليو ٢٠٢٥
تم الإنشاء في: ٢٩ يوليو ٢٠٢٥
I am currently making a video for SoME 4 on infinity, I am using manim to animate it. You are a master at writing manim code and you make everything look rigorous and clean and I want you to write the code for the video for me. It starts with a number line that starts in the middle of the screen with 0 then 1 then 2 etc. We can only see up to number 6 on the right of the screen before there is no more space. I want you to either move the camera or the number line but to make an effect as if we are following the number line to ther right (as numbers get bigger) going faster and faster up until 42 is at the center of the screen. Write the code for me.
Here’s a compact, self‑contained Manim scene (Community Edition ≥ v0.18) that does exactly what you described:
pythonfrom manim import * class AcceleratingNumberLine(Scene): """ Scene for SoME 4 – “Infinity”. • Starts with 0 centred on screen; only the integers up to 6 are visible. • The camera then tracks the number‑line to the right, accelerating until 42 sits at centre stage. """ def construct(self): # --- 1. Build the number line ------------------------------------- n_line = NumberLine( x_range=[0, 60, 1], # 0 … 60, tick every 1 length=14, # matches full scene width (≈ 14 units) include_numbers=True, label_direction=DOWN, # numbers below the line include_tip=False, stroke_width=2, ) self.add(n_line) # 0 is automatically centred frame = self.camera.frame # handy alias self.wait(0.5) # small pause before moving # --- 2. Accelerating camera motion -------------------------------- # Check‑points (in number‑space) the camera will centre on. targets = [6, 12, 18, 24, 30, 36, 42] # Starting duration and a multiplicative decay factor base_time = 2.0 # seconds for first segment time_decay = 0.70 # each segment 30 % quicker for i, x in enumerate(targets): run_t = base_time * (time_decay ** i) self.play( frame.animate.move_to(n_line.n2p(x)), run_time=run_t, rate_func=rate_functions.smooth ) self.wait(1)
length=14
, a single Manim unit equals one integer, so the span 0→6 fits comfortably within the default 14‑unit–wide frame.n_line.n2p(x)
converts an integer x to its corresponding point on the line.run_time
, giving the visual impression of continuous acceleration.targets
– add or remove milestones.base_time
/ time_decay
– adjust overall speed and acceleration profile.length
– change if you want a different initial field‑of‑view (but keep 0 centred).Render with, e.g.:
bashmanim -pql your_file.py AcceleratingNumberLine
(-pql
→ open preview, quality “low”; switch to -pqh
or -pqm
for higher resolutions.)
This should give you a clean, mathematically tidy intro shot for your SoME 4 video. Enjoy animating!