Prompt library

Use the attached HTML/JavaScript animation as the starting point. First explain which functions control the character, palette and timing. Keep the current composition and drawing detail. Change [SUBJECT OR COLOR] and [ONE ACTION]. Keep all texture randomness seeded and each frame reproducible from time. Show a few before/after key frames and check the start/end transition before rendering the full scene. Return the editable source and describe the changes.

Help me plan an original paper-cut animation about [THEME], around 40 seconds long. Propose a three-act story, one small recurring prop, and a clear color-to-emotion rule. Agree on the story before coding. Draw a character sheet in code for approval. Use Canvas functions shotN(ctx, t), shared character modules, cached backgrounds and seeded paper textures; no external images. Preview a grid of frames for each shot and compare both sides of every cut. After approval, render frames and assemble an MP4 with ffmpeg. Compose an original music-box melody and soft pad in code, matching the story beats; measure the final audio around -16 to -18 LUFS. Show each stage before continuing. Do not assume a coding assistant can finish this in one request.

Build an original single-file HTML Canvas animation of [CHARACTER] casting [SPELL]. Use a 128 by 96 logical pixel canvas, integer display scaling, disabled smoothing and a fixed palette of at most 24 colors. Draw authored pixel silhouettes without external sprites. Use idle, charge, cast and recover phases with distinct poses. Seed all random effects and reuse particle storage. Show a palette and contact sheet first; inspect the recovery-to-idle seam before exporting. Keep the code editable and explain the timing controls.

This is a starting brief, not a guarantee of identical output from an AI model. Add the downloaded source to your coding assistant for more controlled edits.