procedural-canvas-animation
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Method for making short (8–60 s) procedural animated films and seamless loops as ONE self-contained index.html — Canvas 2D, no libraries, no fonts, no images, every pixel drawn by code, deterministic and seekable, exported frame-exact to MP4/GIF by the bundled headless-Chrome renderer. Covers writing the brief (idea → spine → beat-grid timeline → scene library → style → motion vocabulary), the engine contract (pure render(t), seeded PRNG, cue array, cached layers, seek contract), seven style presets with runnable examples (risograph as the house default, paper cut-out, sumi ink brush, pixel art, neon/CRT, flat motion graphics, watercolour), timing and easing, performance, lettering without fonts, still-based inspection, and export. Triggers: "make an animation like the ripple one", "procedural animation video", "make a video in HTML", "canvas animation to mp4", "animated signature / ident / intro / logo sting", "risograph / pixel art / neon / paper cut-out / watercolor / ink brush / motion graphics animation", "seamless loop", "write a brief for an animation", "render that animation to mp4".
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