Pygfx

Pygfx’ purpose is to bring powerful and reliable visualization to the Python world. 🚀

Pygfx (pronounced “py-graphics”) is built on wgpu, enabling superior performance and reliability compared to OpenGL-based solutions. It is designed for simplicity and versatility: with its modular architecture, you can effortlessly assemble graphical scenes for diverse applications, from scientific visualization to video game rendering.

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Contents

• Guide
  • Installation
  • What is Pygfx?
  • How to use Pygfx?
  • Animations
  • Buffers and textures
  • World objects
  • Cameras and controllers
  • Updating transforms
  • Colors
  • Using Pygfx in Jupyter
• Gallery
  • Introductory Examples
  • Feature Demos
  • Validation Examples
  • Other Examples
• Reference
  • pygfx.cameras
  • pygfx.controllers
  • pygfx.geometries
  • pygfx.helpers
  • pygfx.materials
  • pygfx.objects
  • pygfx.renderers
  • pygfx.resources
  • pygfx.utils
• Advanced
  • pygfx.renderers.wgpu
  • Writing custom shaders
  • Using the Pygfx gallery scraper
• Github

Indices and tables

• Index

• Module Index

• Search Page