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| > 'I'd better turn my attention to trimming the hedges and other things my wife thinks are important. Fractals don't impress her much.' When I show my Mathematica-generated Maths Art to most friends I suppose they just think "oh just that's... |
| To anyone arriving here at this old post, it is now in 2024 all massively easier with [AnimationVideo][1], which as of in Mathematica (Wolfram) v14.1 is still marked as EXPERIMENTAL. I use it to create very high resolution high quality videos, if... |
| Hi Thomas, This is not correct: > In Mathematica, on the other hand, arguments are passed as values, meaning that the arguments are copied into the function’s local environment. This means that any modifications made to the arguments inside the... |
| Truly awesome, thx Clayton Shonkwiler. |
| As someone who has been working for some time with MTools (and my own Webel Abstract Data Type recipe adapted from a technique by Roman Maeder to include inheritance), I'm a bit surprised to learn about this interesting work, I wish I had known about... |
| *This post links to an external web pages slide trail (which site necessarily also advertises Webel IT Australia's services). This forum post is for the interest of Mathematica users and the Wolfram Community, not for promotion of Webel IT... |
| *Admins, if this posting is not appropriate by Wolfram Community standards please advise and delete.* Hi Frederick, Can't see how to contact you via the Wolfram Community, would like to contact you about how I've used your heart design, tried on... |
| An answer kindly was offered on Stackoverflow buy [Kuba][1]. For some reason I can't leave comments their yet (just joined) so I'll respond to here. Kuba's suggestion: Manipulate[number, { {number, 0.3, "Number:"}, ... |
| I remain convinced that there is a massive performance problem with the Quantity system. I describe here how I am using it, and assert that this is a sensible and desirable way of using the Quantity system for physics applications, one that is... |