VPython applications for Teaching Physics
Content from the original site https://web.archive.org/web/2001*/http://physics.syr.edu/~salgado/software/vpython/ is slowly being copied here. Some links may be broken... but they will be fixed soon. current academic homepage: Rob Salgado up to: visualrelativity.com last updated 10/31/2015 ( prev update 9/27/2011 ) Tinkering... Rob Salgado's GlowScript programs More about GlowScript For Browsers
VPython
VPython makes it easy to create navigable 3D displays and animations, even for those with limited programming experience. Because it is based on Python, it also has much to offer for experienced programmers and researchers. Click the "Run" button above to see a 3D animation. Rotate the camera view: drag with the right mouse button (or Ctrl-drag left button). Zoom: drag with left and right mouse bu
The MayaVi Data Visualizer
Mayavi2: the next generation MayaVi is not dead! Mayavi2 is the next generation of MayaVi. Mayavi2, is a full rewrite of the original MayaVi and provides far more scriptability, easier usage for common patterns, and easy embedding in Python applications. Mayavi2 has been under very active development for a while now and has many more features than Mayavi-1.x. Please consult the Mayavi2 home page a
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http://blog.dotphys.net/2008/11/interaction-between-light-and-matter-no-room-for-the-photon/
Rob's page of VPython applications for Teaching Physics
Here is a complete VPython program that produces a 3D animation of a red ball bouncing on a blue floor
