A 13-second film a user made with dimensional-drawing: a concept foldable iPhone appears as clean line drawings with front, side, top and exploded views, measurements and labels building up one by one.
Video: @LawrenceW_Zen on X, shown with credit. Press play; sound is on unless you mute it.
A reference for what dimensional-drawing can make. The creator says it was made with this tool, and the repo is public. We checked the link: github.com/enesozturk/dimensional-drawing.
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APP DEMO0:11The author's 11-second demo of dimensional-drawing: the sheet draws itself line by line, starting on the header close-up, pulling back to the plan view, lifting the layers into an exploded view and ending on the full page of measurements.
MOTION0:18A short tour of what HyperFrames renders, plus its built-in editor. Works in Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and Gemini.
MOTION0:09The skill's own demo: a silhouette floats in, a cartoon kid drops, lands with a squash, kicks a rolling ball and waves, all drawn and animated in code at 60 fps inside a phone frame.
MOTION0:20A fast tour of techniques catalogued in the awesome-ai-motion guide, which the first reply links.
MOTION0:19A 20-second scroll through the gallery: motion-graphics moves, camera moves, UI parts, landing-page effects and photo looks play as labelled samples, and picked ones are sent to Claude Code with their specs.
MOTION0:40A 40-second reel of the library: lightning, freezes, respawns and explosions on a pixel character, the full grid of 232 effects, one frost nova recoloured and reseeded in code, sprite-sheet export, and the skill taking an explosion from first draft to done.