I want to share about a new project that I am working on. I have programmed code snippets that are capable of drawing and creating cinematic-style animation effects as desired. These are not merely simple effects running from start to finish; I can control the display duration, motion trajectory, color, along with many other parameters depending on needs. These are not imported effects. Rather, they are drawn directly when clicking apply
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gwhitaker62
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congz, drawing them live beats imported clips, mate... had the same with my Pi projects, way less bloat.
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Thanks! Exactly, drawing them procedurally keeps the file size super small and gives total flexibility compared to heavy video files.gwhitaker62 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 24, 2026 2:11 pm congz, drawing them live beats imported clips, mate... had the same with my Pi projects, way less bloat.
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gwhitaker62
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to be fair, the other perk i found is you can tweak a value and just rerun it instead of re-rendering the lot... saved me hours on a little status display for the Pi. only gotcha was the older model Pi 3 choking when i got too fancy with the particles, so keep an eye on how many things youre drawing at oncecongz wrote:Exactly, drawing them procedurally keeps the file size super small and gives total flexibility compared to heavy video files.
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Whoa! That looks awesome!
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Artist/Partner - Little Green Dog
Little Green Dog Channel | My DreamWorks Animation Reels & Others
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May I ask what Raspberry Pi is? I am completely unfamiliar with this device, and my tools don't use it at all. I would also love to see the projects you've made with Raspberrygwhitaker62 wrote: ↑Sun Oct 25, 2026 11:59 amto be fair, the other perk i found is you can tweak a value and just rerun it instead of re-rendering the lot... saved me hours on a little status display for the Pi. only gotcha was the older model Pi 3 choking when i got too fancy with the particles, so keep an eye on how many things youre drawing at oncecongz wrote:Exactly, drawing them procedurally keeps the file size super small and gives total flexibility compared to heavy video files.![]()