Short Animations: Fibonacci Spiral | Animated video by Mathing 

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Not gonna lie had the same confusion a long time ago!

You can as long as you attribute it in the description!

@@Mathing Ohhh||| Thank You!! Thank You!!! Thank You!!! The attribute is to "Mathing", correct?

Yes, thanks for asking!

This was the same thought I had 2 years ago. I was somewhat good (rather interested) in math and I really wanted to make these types of animations. I was already into video editing, but I didn't know much of how to use programming to generate these things. So, I doubted that it was even possible. But here I am! I don't know you, nor do I know which software/programming language you are compatible with- so my own path might not coincide with yours on the way to making math animations. But the point is to utilize whatever advantage you have in your skillset and building on that. For me, I already knew a lot about After Effects. I would edit different videos there, so it was a tool I was familiar with. 2 years ago I found out that there was a feature inside After Effects (called After Effects Expressions) that allowed the control of different elements inside the software using programming. That was a game changer for me. I started learning the basics of After Effects Expressions until I was ready enough to plan on small animations at first- maybe generating a sine wave, or even things as simple as generating regular polygons with n number of sides. These small projects inspired me to keep making bigger things.. And in this way suddenly one day I figured out a way to make this Fibonacci spiral inside After Effects! Trust me, I couldn't ever imagine that I'd make this in After Effects 2 years ago. Alhamdulillah! Note: After Effects was not intended for mathematical animations. But it was a tool I was fluent with that's all. You can try a very different approach- you can start with Manim, or other mathematical animation intended languages. They are built for these types of things, so you might find them easier to deal with. It all depends on you, I've seen people use Geogebra to create content- Just keep searching for which path works best for you!

@@Mathing thank you!!!

It's not made by him lil bro, it's the fibonacci spiral

Agreed, math wasn’t made by us mortals