What problem does it solve? Turning a short narration line, knowledge point, or abstract idea into a cohesive animated explainer is hard: visual metaphors are difficult to design, style drifts across clips, and audio decisions get made inconsistently. This Skill provides a gated, end-to-end workflow that converts text into unified halftone paper-collage stop-motion animations with controlled style, color, and sound. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Metaphor-to-Storyboard Pipeline: Extracts meaning, emotion, and visual metaphors from your copy, then produces a production plan and storyboard for approval before any media is generated. - Halftone Collage Stills and Stop-Motion Clips: Generates approval-gated still frames, then animates them as tactile stop-motion assembly clips (default 16:9, ~4 seconds) using MiniMax-H3 with synchronized paper SFX. - Controlled Audio Policy: Keeps tactile collage sound effects by default while never adding BGM, voiceover, or subtitles unless explicitly requested. - Use Case: An educator pastes three key points from a lesson script; the Skill proposes three visual metaphors, generates matching collage stills for confirmation, and delivers three coordinated stop-motion clips with paper slide, pop, and press sounds. ## Quick Start Turn this sentence into a 16:9 paper-collage explainer animation with tactile paper sound effects: "Compound interest quietly grows your savings over time."
