A16-aurora-blob-transition

Aurora-blob transitions provide smooth visual continuity between adjacent UI-panel-float or prompt-typewriter scenes by morphing a soft gradient cloud. They are needed when you want a dynamic, breathing visual bridge rather than a hard cut between storyboard scenes.

You create morph transitions between SP-F scene packs by loading this skill into your storyboard implementation. The storyboard inserts the transition between adjacent scenes, using the morph mode to expand, contract, and recolor the gradient cloud automatically.

Yes, you can adjust the color and opacity of gradient cloud transitions by providing canvas specifications. The skill requires settings for diameter, color, blur, and opacity to precisely control the morphing visual effect.

Yes, the aurora-blob transition works with prompt-typewriter scenes. It is explicitly designed to facilitate smooth visual continuity between adjacent prompt-typewriter and UI-panel-float scenes within SP-F storyboards.

A limitation of using soft gradient clouds is the requirement for explicit canvas specifications including diameter, color, blur, and opacity. Without these parameters, the morphing transition cannot render properly between adjacent scenes.