Manim Build: Hinged Pythagorean Theorem (Talking Maths in Public Animation Generation Collaboration) @MathVisualProofs
Manim Build: Hinged Pythagorean Theorem (Talking Maths in Public Animation Generation Collaboration)  @MathVisualProofs
Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This is third video in a series inspried by the Talking Maths in Public group, I am trying my hand at showing how I create animations using 3blue1brown's (Grant Sanderson's) Python library ManimGL. The Talking Maths in Public Group encouraged creators to share how they would animate a proof of the Pythagorean theorem. In this video, I code in real time while talking about my thought process to create the animation at the end. This is a fun visual proof using hinges.

Let me know if you would like to see more "how-to-animate" math videos in the future.

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If you want the code from this video, check out:
github.com/Tom-Edgar/MVPS/blob/main/PTHinge.py

If you are interested in Talking Maths in Public, check out their website:

talkingmathsinpublic.uk/animation

Check out my Pythagorean theorem top ten:

youtu.be/o2mbN452ywA

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