odometer
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Odometer — Rolling digit drums count up to your number. Renders a video with the rudywizz-motion engine. Use when the user asks for this look by name.
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- Very specific: line 19
Read $RM/SKILL.md once for setup, the workflow (check stills → render → verify) and the full catalogue.
- Very specific: line 20
Put the user's text in single quotes (write '\'' for an apostrophe inside it) so the shell never interprets it.
≈ “Common” is an estimate: at least 1 in 5 of the 350,495 skill files we read have a rule of the same kind, not the same words. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.
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Odometer
Rolling digit drums count up to your number.
Find the engine (the sibling rudywizz-motion skill folder) and a temp folder both bash and Node agree on:
RM="${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/../rudywizz-motion"
[ -f "$RM/engine/cli.mjs" ] || RM=$(ls -dt "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/rudywizz-motion" ~/.claude/plugins/cache/*/rudywizz-motion/*/skills/rudywizz-motion ~/.claude/skills/rudywizz-motion .claude/skills/rudywizz-motion 2>/dev/null | head -1)
TMP=$(node -p "require('os').tmpdir()")
(cd "$RM" && node -e "require.resolve('playwright')" 2>/dev/null) || (cd "$RM" && npm install --no-audit --no-fund) # first run onlyRead $RM/SKILL.md once for setup, the workflow (check stills → render → verify) and the full catalogue.
Put the user's text in single quotes (write '\'' for an apostrophe inside it) so the shell never interprets it.
Render (the user's text — $ARGUMENTS — goes in --text; default "12500 downloads"):
node "$RM/engine/cli.mjs" still odometer --text '<text>' --at 4 --size 540 --out "$TMP/odometer-check.png" # look at it first
node "$RM/engine/cli.mjs" render odometer --text '<text>' --out odometer.mp4Options (--set key=value, JSON values allowed):
text— A number followed by a label, e.g. "10000 takipçi"from— Start valueprefix— Text before the number, e.g. "$" or "+"suffix— Text after the number, e.g. "%" or "K"accent— Label bar + confetti colour
Combine freely with --camera, --grade, --bloom, --leak, --film, --format 1:1|4:5|16:9, --audio, --alpha --out x.mov.
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