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The powerful visualization library CindyJS can now be integrated into MUMIE.
In the conditions for explanations, you can now also use evaluations, substitutions and derivatives of functions.
Objects in the canvas can leave temporary traces when being moved by user interaction.
How you enable that in your visualization as an author is explained here.
In visualizations, you can use variables of type vectorfield also in text. A vector of the function terms for the components is shown.
New variable type vectorfield for displaying 2D-vectorfields and 3D-vectorfields.
The HM4mint-course is now also available in English.
The command \popup allows to insert popup information in articles. More information is here
Thanks to a cooperation with RWTH Aachen, visualizations are now also possible in 3D. Within the environment visualization, a 3D-canvas is created by using \begin{canvasXYZ} ... \end{canvasXYZ} (see here). JSX-Visualization-Variables.md can be displayed in 3D-canvas:
There have also been developments in visualizations independent of 3D.
function with several indeterminates,We implemented other new features in visualizations:
fixView noMouseZooming and more. We also adapted the behaviour of the option noToolbar: It only hides the tool bar (apart from the reset button), but still allows zooming and dragging with the mouse.If a student's answer was only partially incorrect, you may want to award partial credit for the response.
You can achieve this by using the command \partialScore[condition]{score} within an answer environment.
Over the past few weeks, we at integral learning have been working on our new website.
It is online since this week.
Why don't you visit us at https://integral-learning.de and perhaps you will discover some functionalities that you don't know about yet.
Users can now zoom in and out in visualizations with the mouse wheel. The user can also drag the visible canvas with the mouse. If the author hides the toolbar (by providing the optional argument noToolbar in the \plot-command), zooming and dragging of the canvas is also disabled. The same holds for touch events on touch screens.
All new features listed below are now also supported in QuickPreview.
The new visualization environment \begin{visualization}{..} ... \end{visualization} can be used in question text.
Detailed information how to use it is here.
Unfortunately, the new visualization environment and also this feature is not yet supported in the QuickPreview, but only in the LemonCoursePreview. Availability in QuickPreview will come soon.
Visualizations can now also fetch variables and pass answers to problems when you use randomquestionpools. You just have to use the number of the corresponding question in your tex-document.
There is a new visualization environment \begin{visualization}{..} ... \end{visualization} with simplified syntax for the definition of variables. It already works in the LemonCoursePreview of Webmiau, and will in a few weeks also be supported in QuickPreview.
The older environment \begin{genericJSXVisualization} ... \end{genericJSXVisualization} will work, but is deprecated.
Detailed information about the new environment is here.
We added some FAQ on creation of content. The list will be updated continuously.
Updated by andreas.maurischat@integral-learning.de, 7 days ago – 37c0602