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handdraw-good-deed-story

Batch-produce 35–45 second vertical hand-drawn good-deed story videos with black line art revealed left to right and aligned low-saturation color filling in the same direction. Use for Chinese warm-story shorts, gradual line-art coloring videos, reusable eight-beat story templates, or HyperFrames delivery of this visual format.

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# Hand-drawn good-deed story

Create a compact cause-and-effect story, then build it with the bundled scripts and HyperFrames.

## Defaults

- Deliver 40 seconds, 720×960, 30 fps, H.264 MP4.
- Use 8 distinct beats of about 5 seconds; accept 7–9 beats and 35–45 seconds.
- Use no narration by default. Select licensed BGM for each story instead of fixing one track.
- Generate one 1K low-saturation color mother image per beat. Never retry image generation automatically.
- Derive line art locally from the exact color image with `scripts/make_lineart.py`; never generate line and color images separately.
- Reveal line art left to right, then fill color left to right from the same origin.
- Render with one worker and never overwrite a prior render.
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