A free animation — play it in your browser, no install. Python 2D and 3D graphics in the browser: the web's canvas and three.js from Python. Games, animations, charts and 3D scenes.
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Pyctures ("Python pictures") gives Python the full set of JavaScript graphics functions: the web's 2D canvas for 2D, and three.js for 3D. Write a short Python program and it draws in your web browser: shapes, text, moving sprites, games, animations, live charts and lit 3D scenes. The names are the ones JavaScript uses, so any JavaScript graphics example can be brought across easily. Run a scene with your own Python while you write it, then build it into a folder that runs in any browser, on any website.
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