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9-Axis IMU LESSON 13: Introduction to Visual Python (Vpython)

November 7, 2019 admin


In this lesson we show you how to install Visual Python (Vpython) and show you how to begin to build 3D visuals. We introduce you to some of the basic objects and how how control how they look and where they are.

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