@slashui: When it comes to understanding animation, leave it to the Japanese. A Japanese developer has compiled commonly used professional terminology in animation design into a resource library that can be fed directly to AI. It covers five major areas including camera language, UI components, and motion graphics, with a total of 120 dynamic effect cases, each with a visual animation demo. The usage is also particularly simple…
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A Japanese developer has compiled professional terminology in animation design into a resource library that can be fed directly to AI. It covers five major areas including camera language, UI components, and motion graphics, with 120 animated effect cases each featuring a demo, and can be used alongside Claude Code or Codex.
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When it comes to understanding animation, leave it to the Japanese.
A Japanese developer has compiled professional terminology commonly used in animation design into a resource library that can be fed directly to AI.
It covers 5 major areas — including camera language, UI components, and motion graphics — with a total of 120 motion effect examples, each accompanied by a visual animation demo.
Usage is dead simple:
Just throw this GitHub project at Claude Code or Codex, let the AI browse the motion library, pick the effects you like, and tell it where to use them.
Animations that used to require agonizing over descriptions for ages now just need a reference handed to the AI — and it knows exactly what you want.
Those who quietly put in the work, organizing existing human knowledge and then handing it over to AI, deserve our lasting respect.
Link below, ⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️
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