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Describe an animation — an explainer, a diagram that builds, a title sequence — and get back a complete Motion Canvas project that installs and starts on the first try, with pinned versions and the configuration fixes the official setup leaves you to discover.
About this skill
Motion Canvas animates with TypeScript and previews every change live in a browser editor. It is excellent once it runs, and it often does not run: its Vite plugin supports only older Vite versions, it is published in a format that makes the normal import fail, and the scene imports need a type declaration nobody mentions.
Every project from this skill includes the fixes, checked by building them: - Versions pinned to ones that install together, including Vite 5. - A Vite config that loads the plugins whichever way they are packaged. - The type declaration that makes scene imports compile.
You create the files, run npm install and npm start, and render to MP4 from the editor.
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