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Motion trials
24 effects · default values
Thumbnail → video
A still wakes up when the reader shows interest.
Spring enlargement
A marker follows intent and settles with a small amount of overshoot.
Motion echoes
A few delayed traces make a pointer path readable.
Curve draw
The line arrives once, then becomes directly scrubbable.
Points entering the graph
Evidence takes its place in sequence instead of appearing as a finished claim.
Focus and dim
One observation comes forward while its neighbors remain legible.
Magnetic labels
Nearby labels lean toward the reader without leaving their structure.
Comparison wipe
Two mechanisms share one frame and one movable boundary.
Elastic leader
An annotation line follows evidence and settles after the pointer.
Evidence lens
Labels become precise only where the reader asks for detail.
Mechanism explode
A compact gripper separates into sensor, shell, and drive layers.
Threshold crossing
A moving observation changes the claim when it crosses a marked limit.
Cross-screen trace
A loose calibration mark escapes its frame and registers the whole page.
Hairline drift
A faint diagram moves only enough to feel alive.
Proximity ink
Faint marks darken only near the reader.
Row nudge
A project row acknowledges attention with a few pixels of movement.
Portrait hover
One portrait grows above the fixed comparison grid.
Selection dim
Choosing one hand quiets the other portraits and blurbs.
Column disclosure
A selected hand reveals more text directly below its blurb.
Evidence arrival
Supporting image and video evidence enter beside the selected note.
Anchored account
Readable project text keeps its edge tied to the selected hand.
Centered account arrival
A fixed hand selector opens one centered account with evidence on both sides.
Viewport-bottom arrival
Text, pictures, and video rise from the actual browser bottom.
Two music machines
Recovered tensor shapes expand into music and reduce to a score.