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 …

Overview What is VPython? The Python Programming Language Python is a powerful object-oriented programming language initiated by Guido van Rossum in 1990. It is easy to start …

The VPython installer installs the vis, visual, and visual_common modules, the numpy, FontTools, Polygon, and ttfquery modules needed by VPython, and VIDLE, an improved version of the …

Documentation for Classic VPython 6 This is documentation for Classic VPython (VPython 6), which is no longer supported. See vpython.org for information on installing VPython 7 or using …

Either with or without a Jupyter notebook, "from vpython import *" also imports all math functions, clock (), random (), and arange (). This simplifies moving programs between Web VPython …

VPython by Chabay and Sherwood, in collaboration with Coady; Classic VPython no longer supported See brucesherwood.net for a detailed history

Here is a complete VPython program that produces a 3D animation of a red ball bouncing on a blue floor as shown above. Note that in the "while" loop there are no graphics commands, just …

VPython 5.1 includes formerly missing features of VPython 3, including right-button and middle-button mouse event handling. VPython 5 provides the basic mouse event functionality that …

The blog article A time line for VPython development documents the whole history. Technical details In the VPython 7 environment, VPython programs run on a local server, using standard …

from vpython import * or other vpython import statement. If you choose a “VPython” type of notebook, it will automatically execute these necessary statements before importing vpython: …