@xingbugengming: I've made a couple of videos like this one in Remotion that mimic AE effects, and a few in other styles too. Right now,…
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The author shares their experience using Remotion and Qoder to create animated videos, discussing limitations of a skill-based approach in achieving polished finishes and seeking advice from others.
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I’ve made a couple of videos like this one in Remotion that mimic AE effects, and a few in other styles too. Right now, my approach is just to turn it into a skill to use it.
I’ve designed the Skill in two layers:
Creative Derivation Layer: Teach the model how to generate new visual ideas from content and objects
Finished Piece Presentation Layer: Require these ideas to ultimately form specific, rich, coherent, realistic, and finely detailed animations like the current video
But there’s a bug—I feel like this skill-based approach might spark some good creative flashes (most of the video ideas are ones I came up with myself), but it can’t achieve a perfectly polished finished piece. At this stage, the final pieces are ones I’ve refined bit by bit, but I don’t have any other methods. Do any of you pros have better ideas?
小奇说 (@xingbugengming): 成片来啦!
这是我用 Qoder + Remotion 基于 @qoder_ai_ide 最新上线的新功能制作的一条创意短片:
让电脑端的Qoder帮我整理一份我的家乡宿迁的旅游攻略,手机端的Qoder 可以同步接收到制作完成的PDF文件
最后 Qoder 分析输出了一份图文并茂的旅游指南,作为一个老宿迁人,我还是比较认可的
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