Which function drawer is this one?

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Have anybody seen a 3D function drawer like this one?(4:12)

Since I don’t know what these 3D drawers are really called,I can’t find any.
 
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He uses custom developed software. You could always contact him or ask in a comment to the video.

You could also do a bit of programming with the processing.org IDE. But it would take a lot of code to duplicate his stuff directly.
 
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jedishrfu said:
He uses custom developed software. You could always contact him or ask in a comment to the video.

You could also do a bit of programming with the processing.org IDE. But it would take a lot of code to duplicate his stuff directly.
Thanks! I have thought about that he uses a custom software,but I still hope there will be one lying out there.:smile:
 
The closest I know to do any kind of mathematical stuff are matlab, mathematica and geogebra. I'm pretty sure they don't do what he does though.

With processing you can do a lot of amazing things. Some folks post videos of their work on Vimeo.

https://vimeo.com/groups/processing

Also processing third party libraries provide a lot of examples that you can run my favorite is the system of particles example in the PixelFlow library.