This project is a final assignment for a Calculus course. It utilizes the Manim (Python) library to generate a high-quality animated video that visually explains the geometric definition of the Definite Integral.
The animation focuses on illustrating the following core concepts:
- The concept of Riemann Sums and how rectangles approximate the area under the curve.
- Definition of difinite and indifinite integral
- Applications in real-life
To run or modify the Manim code, you need the following installed:
- Python: Version 3.8 or higher.
- Manim: The Manim Community Edition library.
- FFmpeg: For rendering the video output. (optional)
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Clone the Repository:
git clone <YOUR_GITHUB_URL> cd <your_repo_name>
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Install Manim: It is recommended to use a virtual environment (
venvorconda).pip install manim
Use the manim command line tool to render the video.
- Navigate to the project root directory in your terminal.
- Run the Python file containing the integral scene definition:
# Replace <your_file_name.py> with the actual file name (e.g., integral_definition.py) # Use -ql (low quality) for fast rendering, or -qh (high quality) for final output manim -pql <your_file_name.py> IntegralScene