blixvip/html-anime/html-anime-direct

Direct

The sheet is the film. Draw only after it exists.

If the user pasted an html-anime sheet, that sheet is the brief. If they wrote a logline and nothing else, write the sheet with harness/compile.js (8, 12, or 20 seconds) and show it before you draw.

What you decide

• The logline's verb is the sakuga shot. Name that shot. Every other shot is the place, the approach, or the button.
• Shot times sum to the runtime. An 8s film is three shots. Do not add a prologue, a credit, or a second action.
• Dialogue is the line they wrote, on the button shot, or there is no dialogue. One language. Do not translate.
• The color script on the sheet is closed. You do not pick a mood they did not ask for.

What you hand off

Write films/<slug>/index.html at the width and height printed on the sheet.

Then read, in this order, and follow them. They own their subjects. Do not restate them.

1. skills/html-anime-cel/SKILL.md — the paint
2. skills/html-anime-timing/SKILL.md — the drawings
3. skills/html-anime-camera/SKILL.md — the cut and the lens
4. skills/html-anime-render/SKILL.md — the file

films/roof/index.html is the file shape and the color-dip cut. It is not a character, a plot, or a palette to reuse.

Done when npx hyperframes lint and npx hyperframes validate pass in the film directory, the shot times still sum to the runtime, and one shot is the sakuga shot.