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Build a visual explanation one beat at a time. CreatorMotion brings 122 motion effects into one package, letting your agent select a chart, diagram, presenter layout or other sequence according to what the viewer needs to understand. It generates separate editable segments in a shared visual style; assembling those segments into the finished film remains an editing step.
Start with the explanation, then choose the motion. A rising counter, a changing comparison and a camera move to evidence communicate different relationships even if all end in cards. Plan a small set of purposeful segments and verify each against the script before adding more effects.
/creatormotion Turn my 60-second script on building a weekly writing habit into B-roll, one effect per key beat.Break the script into beats and name what changes in each: a total grows, an alternative replaces another, parts connect, attention moves or a chapter starts. Compare catalog movement signatures rather than choosing from a similar-looking final frame. Some lines need only the presenter, with no added effect.
For each selected effect, read its individual instructions and prepare the content JSON, timing cues and required materials. Keep the script’s actual facts and numbers. Use a named effect directly when appropriate; each run takes its full creatormotion-* name or short category-effect alias. Keep one palette and font choice across the series.
Prepare the required local media. Twenty-four effects need a continuous presenter take covering the full visible interval; do not loop a shorter clip. Wall Checklist Reveal can use a take or ready cutout, while Quote Underline Portrait accepts a cutout or portrait still. Seven effects can optionally use a presenter, and 89 use no footage. Use the individual effect’s instructions to determine which applies.
With Node.js 22+, FFmpeg/ffprobe and the documented HyperFrames CLI 0.8.30 available, run node scripts/create.mjs --skill EFFECT --out PROJECT --data CONTENT.json from the package. Use a separate output folder per beat. Add --media, --images or --matte only as needed; omitting content JSON uses an illustrative example, not your own script.
Choose white-yellow, charcoal-lime, paper-orange or midnight-ice (Black & White). Use --images to replace named slots, with paths relative to that JSON file; unlisted slots keep defaults. Local fonts include Inter, IBM Plex Mono, Smiley Sans and Noto Sans SC. --zh-font noto-sans-sc changes the Chinese treatment and --font supplies your own face. Review text wrapping and contrast after font or semantic style overrides; dark palettes retain a fine grid.
Lint, validate, inspect and render each project with the pinned CLI. The normal render is 1080p at 30 fps; --resolution landscape-4k produces 3840×2160 from the same composition, so use suitable presenter footage. Review the opening, main change, reading hold and exit for clipped text, media seams and cutout edges. Deliver the selected effect names, editable projects and requested rendered segments, then assemble the film separately.
Only for effects that use a presenter. The 24 required-take effects comprise all four picture-in-picture effects, seven split layouts, nine kinetic-type effects, three chapter effects and Tile Scene Dissolve. Two additional effects offer cutout/still alternatives, seven allow optional footage and 89 are graphics-only. Follow the selected effect’s exact media contract.
The documented workflow uses Node.js 22+, HyperFrames CLI 0.8.30 through npx, and FFmpeg including ffprobe. Generation and rendering are local and require no paid API or API key. Automatic presenter removal downloads a local model on first use; supplied cutouts can avoid that step. This does not include creating your missing footage, narration or other production materials.
Each run makes an editable 16:9 project for a 1920×1080, 30 fps MP4 render, with a landscape 4K render option. There is no native vertical or square output. The four palettes share motion and type metrics; replace images, fonts and semantic tokens to adapt the look, then recheck readability.
For the six cutout effects, the generator first looks for an explicit --matte file, a presenter-matte image-map entry or alpha-channel footage. With --matte auto it can otherwise remove the background locally and cache the result. --matte off disables that automatic step; required-cutout effects then need another cutout source, while optional effects use their documented fallback. Inspect hair, hands and fast movement rather than assuming the generated edge is clean.
It contains their effect code, so you do not need a separate install of every effect. The catalog and individual motion guides still matter: input shapes, footage needs and meaningful movement differ from effect to effect. A shared palette does not make those effects interchangeable.
No. They demonstrate composition and motion. Replace them with your own appropriate materials and actual figures when explaining a real product or result. Build records help identify assets and settings, but do not verify the truth of the content.
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