Timeline Node Reveal

Description

A single rule draws across the full width of the frame. Milestones then appear on it from left to right: for each one, a small endpoint dot pops onto the track, a large date rises in above it, and a short caption follows below. Each milestone settles before the next begins, and the finished chronology holds still until the end of the 6.6-second shot. Use it for events in order, such as project phases, a launch history or the weeks of a pilot. It takes up to five dated steps with short captions. There is no highlighted active step or detail panel; the sequence of reveals is the whole movement. The presenter is optional: a small circular window can sit in the lower-right corner, below the text. From a JSON list of milestones the Node.js generator builds an editable HyperFrames project, which renders to a 1920x1080, 30 fps MP4 in white-yellow, charcoal-lime, paper-orange or Black & White.

What you get

• Large dates make the order of events readable at a glance, with captions as secondary detail.
• Milestones are spaced evenly across the track for any count up to five.
• Works as a pure graphic, or with a small presenter window when the speaker should stay on screen.
• Chinese dates and captions render with the bundled Smiley Sans typeface.

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Files

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