Calculation to Return

Description

A calculation card opens near the center of the frame. The unit amount appears, the quantity is revealed under it, a separator draws, and the product counts up into the result row. The card then slides to the left while a second card wipes open on the right with two horizontal tracks, one for the investment and one for the result. The tracks grow to scale, the return multiple counts up beside them, and a conclusion label closes the shot. Use it for return-on-investment or payback arguments where the viewer should see the arithmetic before the comparison, for example value per project times projects recovered, set against the cost of a tool. It handles one multiplication and one investment figure, so multi-step budgets need a different treatment. All numbers come from your inputs: the result is unit amount times quantity, the multiple is that result divided by the investment, and both bar lengths follow the same values. The agent writes the inputs to JSON, runs the Node.js generator for an editable HyperFrames project, and renders an 11-second, 1920x1080, 30 fps MP4.

What you get

• The arithmetic plays out step by step, so the return multiple has a visible source on screen.
• Totals, the multiple and both bar lengths are computed from the inputs, which keeps the numbers and the graphic in agreement.
• Accepts any currency symbol and three custom row labels, so the same shot fits sales, savings or time-value arguments.
• Graphic-only: no presenter footage or images are needed to render it.

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