Goals & Evidence · 17 Motion Diagram Types

Goals & Evidence · 17 Motion Diagram Types

Warm gray, off-white, #F6F4EF and green horizontal screen dynamic effect template, suitable for knowledge explanation, product description, indicator comparison and opinion expression.

It includes target focus, four types of evidence booths, key point merging, four-quadrant positioning, six sets of difference trajectories, indicator cursors, three-indicator relationship diagrams, text signatures, as well as viewpoints, comparisons, steps, questions, expansion, route selection, transfer, collapse, and explosion, a total of 17 types of scenarios. Supports alternative text, percentage data and own evidence images.

16:9, 1280×720, 24fps; 12–180 seconds are subject to the constraints of each field capacity and action window. Depends on Python, Node, Playwright, Chromium, FFmpeg. Real narrations must have complete original sounds and corresponding SRT, and use sentence-level clocks; if there are no pictures, they are abstract representations and do not pretend to be real evidence.

License

This MIT release allows commercial use, modification, reproduction, redistribution, sublicense and sale of templates and modified versions; the copyright and MIT license statement must be retained when distributing the template code and its important parts. Signing the film is not compulsory. The Noto Sans SC font is independently applicable to SIL OFL1.1. The rights of user materials and third-party trademarks, portraits, etc. need to be checked separately.

Source and Verification

Early projects referred to Hua Shu v video, and eight specific scene layouts and actions have been rewritten in 0.4; for details on historical sources and code evolution, please see references/rewrite-provenance.md in the package. This package does not contain the original video, audio track, screenshots or brand logo. The production tool is Codex.

The Windows environment has actually exported and completely decoded the 72-second sample, and the font ratio and 22 scene variant frame inspections passed. The demonstration has no narration, no BGM, retains program sound effects, and covers eight categories of rewritten scenes; the remaining nine categories have technical frame inspection, and this demonstration is not called full coverage of category 17 or real narration acceptance. It is currently a candidate version, and the latest on-camera narration and cross-platform acceptance have not yet been completed.