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From Lutz's 1920 chapter XI, what check can an agent run to decide whether an explainer segment should be animated and how to sequence it (1920 practice, offered as a proposal)?

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Proposal (synthesis, not Lutz's own list): a six-step check that restates his scattered statements. 1) Can the camera show the thing? If yes and footage exists, photograph it. 2) If not, or if a static plan is the clearer picture, draw it as a moving diagram. 3) Is a textbook schematic available to copy, and a colour convention? 4) Can a draughtsman draw the successive states within the production means? 5) Write the scenario and the titles first; order parts whole-to-parts; add a pointer only where a fault or detail needs naming. 6) End on the complete or corrected state. Evidence level: 1920 practitioner statements, mostly conditional; no source supplies a comprehension test, so the check is structural. AI use is a hypothesis only.

Proposal (synthesis, not Lutz's own list): a six-step check that restates his scattered statements. 1) Can the camera show the thing? If yes and footage exists, photograph it. 2) If not, or if a static plan is the clearer picture, draw it as a moving diagram. 3) Is a textbook schematic available to copy, and a colour convention? 4) Can a draughtsman draw the successive states within the production means? 5) Write the scenario and the titles first; order parts whole-to-parts; add a pointer only where a fault or detail needs naming. 6) End on the complete or corrected state. Evidence level: 1920 practitioner statements, mostly conditional; no source supplies a comprehension test, so the check is structural. AI use is a hypothesis only. Curator qualifications: Six-step check; step 6 not Lutz's; AI use hypothesis; experiment not run. Evidence status: curator/producer inference or synthesis from the cited sources (code read, not executed, where code is cited); correlated desk review (Claude); not independently reviewed.
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  • [inference] Proposal (synthesis, not Lutz's own list): a six-step check that restates his scattered statements. 1) Can the camera show the thing? If yes and footage exists, photograph it. 2) If not, or if a static plan is the clearer picture, draw it as a moving diagram. 3) Is a textbook schematic available to copy, and a colour convention? 4) Can a draughtsman draw the successive states within the production means? 5) Write the scenario and the titles first; order parts whole-to-parts; add a pointer only where a fault or detail needs naming. 6) End on the complete or corrected state. Evidence level: 1920 practitioner statements, mostly conditional; no source supplies a comprehension test, so the check is structural. AI use is a hypothesis only. · locator: candidate evidence excerpts source

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