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# Manim Explainers Manim suits technical explainers where motion, structure, and clarity matter more than photorealism: graphs, workflows, architectures, metric progressions. ## Render Commands ```bash # Low-quality smoke test (480p15) - iterate here first manim -ql scripts/network_graph_scene.py NetworkGraphExplainer # Final render (1080p60) manim -qh scripts/network_graph_scene.py NetworkGraphExplainer # Save the last frame as a PNG (thumbnail/poster) manim -s -qh scripts/network_graph_scene.py NetworkGraphExplainer ``` Quality flags: `-ql` 480p15, `-qm` 720p30, `-qh` 1080p60, `-qk` 4K60. `-p` opens the result after rendering. Output lands under `media/videos/<script_name>/<quality>/`. Render low-quality until composition and timing are stable; only then switch to `-qh`. Default to 16:9 landscape unless vertical is requested. ## Scene Structure A scene is a class deriving from `Scene` with a `construct(self)` method: build mobjects (`Text`, `Circle`, `CurvedArrow`, `VGroup`), then animate with `self.play(...)` and pause with `self.wait(seconds)`. Multiple animations passed to one `self.play` call run simultaneously. Notes that keep explainers readable: - One idea per scene beat; prefer progressive reveal over a full diagram appearing at once. - Use motion to show state change (nodes pruned, edges added), not to keep the screen busy. - Group related mobjects in a `VGroup` so a final reposition (`group.animate.shift(...)`) moves them together. - Labels placed with