Good day.

There is a task: to create an interactive star sky on python. In the presence of an archive with the coordinates of the stars. It should be possible to change the angle of inclination and rotation of the camera, which stands inside the sphere and looks at this creation.

Knowledge of the language at the level of World World, a lot of time, patience and motivation as well. Tell me, it's not difficult for anyone, which libraries for drawing graphics are better to use for this task, for which resources to go on smoking manuals.

Thank you.

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what libraries are best to use for this task

Libraries for creating games are suitable for this:

pygame and pyglet are not designed for full-fledged 3d games, but their capabilities will be enough for your tasks.

panda3d - created for 3d, but it will be harder for a beginner.

Here they talk about the principles of imitation 3d graphics in pygame (pay attention to the menu sections on the right): http://www.petercollingridge.co.uk/pygame-3d-graphics-tutorial

And in this article the author talks about how he simplified the import of models and work with shaders for pyglet: https://gabdube.imtqy.com/3d-with-python-pyglet-and-blender.html

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