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A hands-on tour of some new 3D elements

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These materials are from a short workshop at the 2024 International JSXGraph Conference. You can watch a video of the workshop to learn more about how they were used.

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These materials are from a short workshop at the 2024 International JSXGraph Conference. You can watch a video of the workshop to learn more about how they were used. They’re available here, in a public Git repository, and (for the templates) on JSFiddle.

Templates

These templates show various ways of creating and styling the 3D elements that were added to JSXGraph in the summer of 2024. You can use them as starting points for your own explorations. Download the template files (or edit the JSFiddle versions online) and play with the the code in the script tags. The code is designed to be easy to copy and change—not to be concise or efficient.

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Background

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These new JSXGraph elements and capabilities were developed with the fiscal sponsorship of the Seattle Universal Math Museum. They were motivated by the archematics project: an effort to preserve interactive visualizations made with David Joyce’s Geometry Applet. When archematics is ready for public release, it will hopefully be built on JSXGraph.

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These new JSXGraph elements and capabilities were developed thanks to the fiscal sponsorship of the Seattle Universal Math Museum. They were motivated by the archematics project: an effort to preserve interactive visualizations made with David Joyce’s Geometry Applet. When archematics is ready for public release, it will hopefully be built on JSXGraph.

After the workshop, Alfred Wassermann remarked that the Geometry Applet was one of JSXGraph’s original inspirations. It’s nice to look forward to JSXGraph coming full circle and helping preserve the software that influenced its development.

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