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Regarding animations, you can save your animation as an animated gif or an avi video, and import them into your document:
a.save('<filename>.gif')
a.save('<filename>.avi')
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Regarding animations, you can save your animation as an animated gif or an avi video, and import them into your document:
a.save('<filename>.gif')
a.save('<filename>.avi')
Note that if you use convert from imagemagick in a terminal, each frame will become its own page, which might be interesting as well :
convert <filename>.gif <filename>.pdf
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Regarding animations, you can save your animation as an animated gif or an avi or mov video, and import them into your document:
a.save('<filename>.gif')
a.save('<filename>.avi')
a.save('<filename>.mov')
Note that if you use convert from imagemagick in a terminal, each frame will become its own page, which might be interesting as well :
convert <filename>.gif <filename>.pdf
Note also, that most pdf reader won't show the animation.
