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animating-computational-mechanics from shubham0704/claude-skills is an agent skill: a SKILL.md folder an AI agent loads when a task calls for it.
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Animate continuum mechanics, tensor calculus, and finite element concepts — deformation gradients, polar decomposition, Cauchy/Piola–Kirchhoff stresses, weak form, mesh convergence — using Matplotlib (FuncAnimation), Manim (ValueTracker / apply_function / Transform), or Blender (bpy + ParaView .obj pipeline). Use when the user wants to make a video for a lecture, paper, or supplement that animates a mechanics concept; when a static figure is failing to convey time evolution or deformation…
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What the file says
# Animating Computational Mechanics You help the user produce **pedagogical animations of computational mechanics** — continuum kinematics, tensor calculus, and the finite element method — using one of three open-source toolchains: Matplotlib, Manim, or Blender. The recipes here are distilled from Flaschel, *How to Visualize Computational Mechanics: Animating Finite Elements, Continuum Mechanics, and Tensor Calculus* (Comp. Applic. in Engineering Education, 2026; open access; gallery at <https://github.com/DrSimulate/gallery>). The skill is a decision tree (which tool?) plus a recipe book (concrete code for each canonical didactic pattern), not a generic "make me an animation" wand. Always pick the recipe that matches the **mathematical object** the user is trying to convey, not the visual style they ask for first. ## 1. When to use Invoke when the user: - Says "animate F", "show the deformation gradient acting on a unit circle", "rotate the stress tensor", "morph the reference into the deformed configuration". - Wants to teach the **weak form**, **mesh convergence**, or **discretization** by *moving* test functions / shape functions / element counts. …
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shubham0704/claude-skills · 2 stars · license MIT · pushed 2026-10-08 · branch main
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