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Three.js animation - keyframe animation, skeletal animation, morph targets, animation mixing. Use when animating objects, playing GLTF animations, creating procedural motion, or blending animations.
three.js keyframe animation system: AnimationMixer, AnimationClip, AnimationAction, KeyframeTrack variants, PropertyBinding, PropertyMixer, AnimationObjectGroup, AnimationUtils; mixing and crossfading clips, loop modes, timeScale, weight; addon AnimationClipCreator and CCDIKSolver for procedural rigs. Use when playing glTF clips, blending actions, or authoring procedural tracks; for skin deformation rigging on meshes see threejs-objects; for math interpolants without clips see threejs-math only when not tied to AnimationMixer.
SwiftUI animation patterns — implicit/explicit animations, transitions, phase/keyframe animations, the Animatable protocol, and the @Animatable macro. Use when implementing animations, transitions, or motion in SwiftUI views.
Create a complete “archival collage”-style short film from an idea or a piece of copy—full-bleed ivory paper, monochrome black-and-white printing with a single dark brick-red accent, shots driven by start and end frames with MiniMax H3, voiceovers with Fish Audio, and final assembly with ffmpeg. Use this when the user wants to make a video in an archival collage/editorial design/paper-collage style, or turn a passage of copy, a topic, or a news item into an explainer short. Includes environment setup checks, story/visual/rhythm breakdown, shot-by-shot generation, and speed-ramped editing and assembly—the complete workflow.
Use when animating characters or objects in Blender through Python, a bouncing ball, walk or run cycle, jump, acting shot, lip sync, eye darts or facial animation, blocking in stepped keys, splining, polish, timing and spacing, arcs, overlap, squash and stretch, graph editor handles, slotted actions or NLA layers, staging a playblast, or when animation looks floaty, stiff, slides, pops, chatters, the subject is too small in frame, or a knee pops and needs an expert review.
Turn visual references of the Heaven-and-Earth Avatar technique, a same-origin giant dharma manifestation, or a character’s power manifestation into consecutive keyframes, then use the user-selected or available image-to-video tools to generate action-video segments, inspect them, and composite them into a finished video without being tied to a specific delivery platform. Suitable for scenes featuring the true body and dharma manifestation together, domain expansion, materialization, and synchronized attacks; not intended for adapting an entire novel or producing an ordinary image slideshow.