# Seeking feedback: Python for creative coding

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**Created:** [December 29, 2023, 8:38pm UTC](https://discourse.processing.org/t/seeking-feedback-python-for-creative-coding/43580 "2023-12-29T20:38:30Z")\
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**Thanks @hx2A!**

- **Renderer** : That’s right! Adapters (desktop, web, static / jupyter) all conform to the same API. In addition to explicit renderers like Sketch2DWeb, it will try to infer the environment when using Sketch2D.
- **3D** : It’s hard! 😅 However, I do want to cheer you on in your efforts there. I thought it was already supported in py5. If I may ask, what are you changing? Excited for you!
- **Call stack inspection** : I was a little worried about reliability but your note is giving me confidence. Reading the official docs, this seems like a common inspect use case. Thank you so much 🥳! Opening an [enhancement proposal](https://codeberg.org/sketching/Sketchingpy/issues/20). Will take this to some folks at work.

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