.motion / 553346 / v2.7.12
Tech Console · Narrated Explainer
Support technical and data explanations with a console layout and purple glass-like motion graphics.
16:9 · 1920 × 1080 · 60fps · Demo 130s
Public template demo
How it works
- Declared runtime profile: adu-authored-unit/1.
- Editable inputs are mapped through the template parameter schema and preset to its existing animation project.
- The template uses authored animation units selected for the meaning and quantity of the current content.
- The declared duration policy follows the current voiceover; the package plan determines final timing rather than the demo length.
The documented output is 1920 × 1080, 60 fps. The public demo is 130 seconds. Use the actual package parameter bounds; extra materials do not automatically create extra scenes. Product or brand advertising Do not omit presenter media from native groups that require it; presenter-free graphics use this package's declared component workflow. Music-only films Long-form lecture courses
Inputs and materials
- Optional · Your current talking-head video with its original audio for the native presenter workflow.
- Optional · A transcript or SRT matching the current narration/video.
- Optional · Your topic, script and facts to preserve.
- Optional · Relevant screen recordings or evidence clips, when selected scenes require them.
- Optional · A licensed music track or your preference for music in this production.
- Optional · The topic, key points and output preferences already available in the conversation.
Runtime requirements
- The package declares a Python and Node.js host. Check its dependency lock for supported versions and any additional rendering tools.
- Use the package dependency lock and setup/check instructions. Check existing tools first, install only missing requirements and verify a preview.
Package and documentation
Template details & full download ↗Download available; current terms are listed with the package.
https://motiongit.com/@adunext/template-04-dark-console
After obtaining the .motion, follow its README and production guide with your own content, reuse the working environment and inspect an actual preview.