hacimertgokhan/geomotion

geomotion 是做什麼的？

geomotion turns a JSON spec — a list of keyframes, each a list of shapes — into a hand-drawn animation. Shapes with the same id morph into each other between keyframes; lines keep "boiling" (re-inked ~12×/s) so the result feels traced by hand.

Site & studio: https://hacimertgokhan.github.io/geomotion · Repo: https://github.com/hacimertgokhan/geomotion

Workflow

1. Pick a route (use the first that is available):
   • MCP tools (geomotion_guide, geomotion_get_preset, geomotion_render, geomotion_share_link): call geomotion_guide once, then render.
   • CLI (Node 18+ with network): npx -y github:hacimertgokhan/geomotion render spec.json --both --formats svg,lottie,html
   • No tooling: write the spec, then run python scripts/link.py spec.json (in this skill folder) to get a player/studio link the user can open, edit and export from.
2. Start from a preset when one is close (see catalog below) and adapt ids, positions, colours.
3. Write the spec following the rules below. Validate (MCP geomotion_validate or geomotion check spec.json).
4. Deliver: file paths and/or the player link. Mention the studio link so they can tweak it. Offer a transparent version (transparent: true or "both") when the animation will sit on a website.

Spec essentials

{
  "name": "idea",
  "size": [1200, 1200],
  "fps": 24, "boil": 12, "loop": true,
  "background": "ivory",
  "hold": 0.7, "duration": 0.9, "ease": "inOutCubic",
  "style": { "width": 24, "wobble": 1, "misregister": [-14, 10] },
  "keyframes": [
    { "shapes": [ { "id": "bulb", "type": "circle", "cx": 600, "cy": 520, "r": 220, "fill": "oat" } ] },
    { "hold": 1.2, "shapes": [
      { "id": "bulb", "type": "circle", "cx": 600, "cy": 520, "r": 240, "fill": "sun" },
      { "id": "ray", "type": "line", "from": [600, 200], "to": [600, 110], "enter": "draw", "delay": 0.3 }
    ] }
  ]
}

• Keyframe: hold (seconds shown), duration (morph to the next keyframe), ease.
• Shape types: circle {cx,cy,r}, ellipse {cx,cy,rx,ry}, rect {x,y,w,h,radius?} or {cx,cy,w,h}, line {from,to}, polyline {points,closed?}, polygon {points}, regular {cx,cy,r,sides}, triangle {cx,cy,r}, star {cx,cy,r,inner?,points?}, heart {cx,cy,size}, blob {cx,cy,r,seed?}, crescent {cx,cy,r,thickness?,angle?}, wave {from,to,amplitude?,waves?,phase?}, spiral {cx,cy,r,turns?}, arc {cx,cy,r,start,end} (degrees, 0 = right, clockwise), path {d} (any SVG path).
• Shape options: id (match across keyframes — always set it), fill, stroke (colour or false), width, opacity, enter/exit (grow | pop | draw | fade | cut), delay (0–0.95, stagger), ease, transform {translate, rotate, scale, origin}, misregister: false for tiny solid dots.
• Palette names: ink, slate, ivory, paper, oat, kraft, clay, coral, fig, sky, cactus, olive, heather, sun, white (or any hex).
• Easings: linear, in/out/inOut Quad·Cubic·Sine, inOutQuart, outExpo, inOutExpo, outBack, inOutBack, outElastic, outBounce.

Design rules that make it look good

1. 1200×1200 canvas, ~120 px margin, 2–5 bold shapes per pose. Small details read badly.
2. Ink for every outline, one or two accent fills per pose (oat, clay, sun, sky, cactus, coral).
3. Tell a story through ids: the same element transforms (sun → moon, envelope → paper plane, dot → heart).
4. Stagger with delay 0 / 0.15 / 0.3; use "enter": "draw" for lines that should feel written, "pop" for playful arrivals.
5. Holds 0.5–1.2 s, morphs 0.5–1.2 s. inOutCubic = calm, inOutBack/outBack = playful, outElastic = jelly.
6. Rotations > 30° between two keyframes make lines cut corners — split big rotations into several keyframes (see the spinner, gears, orbit presets).
7. Solid dots (eyes, typing dots): "stroke": false, "fill": "ink", "misregister": false.

Preset catalog (start points)

• interface: loader, spinner, success, error, toggle, bell, search
• nature: sunrise, sprout, rain, night, sea
• communication: chat, send, like, connect
• ideas: idea, growth, target, gears, house
• characters: smile, ghost, sparkle
• abstract: drift, orbit, kaleido, pebbles
• motion: bounce, pendulum, jelly

Any preset opens directly: https://hacimertgokhan.github.io/geomotion/play/#preset=<name> (add &bg=0 for a transparent background) or in the studio: /studio/#preset=<name>.

Embedding on a website

<script type="module" src="https://hacimertgokhan.github.io/geomotion/src/embed.js"></script>
<geo-motion preset="success" transparent style="width:160px"></geo-motion>
<geo-motion code="z…"></geo-motion>   <!-- the #s=… part of a share link -->