LiveMath also has what can only be described as a slick graphing. No command line commands need be given, an equation can be graphed by the click of a single graph button. LiveMath is not unlike a graphing calculator in graphing mode. It offers zoom in and zoom out buttons. LiveMath does not need to have the independent variable isolated.
Animation involves adding only a variable to the equation and selecting animation on the menu.
Three-dimensional graphs can be freely rotated by clicking and dragging the mouse on them. If the mouse is released while the mouse is in motion, the graph continues to rotate. This really helps our students see the shape on the screen as three-dimensional. Faculty also now pride themselves on finding shapes that are interesting when rotating. Using wild card variables, one can define functions on the fly and then use them without leaving mathematical notation.