Claude Opus builds motion design entirely in code: Canvas, 20-sample motion blur, Node synth
mishig25 · x · 2026-09-27
mishig25 showcases a motion design piece written entirely as code by Claude Opus — no After Effects, no video model. The Canvas side uses one pure draw(t) function so any frame renders on demand, motion blur via 20 averaged sub-frames per frame, clip() masks for rolling letters, animated roundRect radius to morph dots into squares, and a 'difference' blend to keep the HUD readable. Audio is a tiny Node synth using sine waves plus filtered noise with zero samples.
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