Oil Motion

Description

Oil Motion is the original Skill from oil-oil/oil-motion for turning generated or existing videos and frame sequences into interactive webpage animation assets, timelines and runtime integration. It guides subject-level motion planning, optional AI keyframe and video generation, media cleanup, chroma keying, atlas or video compilation, budget checks and final interaction acceptance. Media delivery can be baked video, chroma video or an alpha atlas; playback can use frame scrubbing, segment playback or autonomous playback. The package includes TypeScript runtime building blocks for input mapping, reversal, step gestures, preloading and fallback behavior. This free original-source edition uses plaintext delivery with no supply or usage caps. It preserves upstream commit 07e31f2265f80caa8f2c1df825d85ac24a46307c, the MIT license and Copyright (c) 2026 Lin Zhihuang. Original upstream project: https://github.com/oil-oil/oil-motion . Organization source-management repository: https://github.com/FinchipAIOrg/oil-motion (private). Processing existing media uses the local pipeline without a generation API key. Optional image and video generation defaults to ZenMux and requires a user-provided API key, network access and separately paid service credits; generation credits are not included in the free Skill. The upstream optional Oil UI recommendation remains in the original source. The 2026-10-09 package audit passed ZIP and source checks, local Python and Node tests, TypeScript checks, and a local atlas and explainer smoke run. Paid generation, real credential-store operations and complete browser/mobile animation acceptance were not tested.

What you get

• Free plaintext original-source package with no listing-imposed supply or usage caps, with upstream attribution and MIT license preserved.
• Motion-planning guidance, media-processing scripts, delivery-budget tools, example assets and TypeScript runtime building blocks.
• Local processing of existing videos and frame sequences; optional AI generation uses the user's separately funded service account.

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