Build a launch film that puts your product's real screen on a device in a dark studio, scrolls it, zooms into the interface for one action, and resolves to the lockup through a colour-split reveal. Delivered as a rendered MP4 plus the editable project, with no 3D model and no generation model involved.
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CodexA plain device slab rises into a dark studio carrying a real capture of your product's screen, its shadow settling a few frames behind. An oversized drawn cursor swipes, the page scrolls, and the device turns by up to about 20 degrees. The film then goes inside the interface for exactly one action: a line typed, a press, an answer. A one-line claim follows with a single brief RGB colour split. A shape opens from the centre to reveal the lockup on a light ground, the only change from dark in the whole film. Use it when the product has a screen worth showing and the launch has to prove it exists and works. It is the wrong choice if the screen would have to be a mockup, or if you want to walk through several steps; a second action turns it into a tutorial. This one is short: 16 to 20 seconds at 1920x1080 and 30fps, delivered with the HyperFrames project (index.html, the screen capture, meta.json) and a handoff that records where the screen came from, what the data scrub removed, and the rights position on the device shape. The device is CSS perspective, so there is no 3D model, no 3D runtime, and no generation model.
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v1 · Initial release on Finch.
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