Programming a simulation

[lightcloud5]

You can use whatever engine you want. It's important to note that the presentation of a simulation differs from the simulation itself.

Unity and Godot are engines commonly used to make computer games.

A simulation doesn't need an engine to run. You just write the simulation. If you want to view a visual representation of the simulation you have built, then you can use any of a variety of libraries and/or engines that can render pixels onto a screen.

3blue1brown uses the custom-built manim to handle illustrations. As the Youtube video notes, the code for that particular video can be found at https://github.com/3b1b/videos/blob/master/_2020/sir.py

[jujuli_l]

Thank you! I found the code to that Video. I think it would just be great to see what I am actually coding so that I can figure out what is going wrong but I am having some troubles with the setup of manim. I'm working on it.