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A source note for animators and motion-graphics developers weighing Motion Canvas, a code-first TypeScript animation tool with an editor preview. It records what the README, a changelog excerpt, the contributing and security files, the licence file and the file listing say at one pinned commit. Nothing was installed or run, and only the first 76 lines of the changelog were read.
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Motion Canvas repository documentation: packages, changelog, licence and layout (documentary, not run)
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A source note for animators and motion-graphics developers weighing Motion Canvas, a code-first TypeScript animation tool with an editor preview. It records what the README, a changelog excerpt, the contributing and security files, the licence file and the file listing say at one pinned commit. Nothing was installed or run, and only the first 76 lines of the changelog were read.
Useful starting points
- The README package table leaves out the ffmpeg package that the repository file listing shows, so check the packages directory before assuming how export works.
- The project supports only its newest release with security fixes and asks for vulnerabilities to be reported privately, not through public issues.
- The README mentions syncing animation with voice-overs but gives no steps, so confirm the audio workflow in the project's own documentation.
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