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Turn one approved master still into a character's whole animated sprite set - one image-to-video clip per action (idle, walk, run, attack, jump, hurt, cast and so on), all from that still, generated through generate2dmedia route_media.py (the xAI API when a key is configured, else the local Grok CLI) - then gate each take, key it with a soft matte, register it to the master, pick loops or retime actions, finish (HD by default, pixel on request) and package fixed-canvas frames, alpha WebM, packed MP4 for iPhone and a PNG fallback with engine metadata and a JS runtime. Also processes a supplied clip. Use for character and creature animation, fluid motion and any video-to-sprite work. Not for FX, icon or prop sheets (generate2dsprite), maps or plate loops (generate2dmap), code-drawn animation (codeart2d, only on request) or calling a video API by itself (generate2dmedia).

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The art-route layer of the Forge skills. route_media.py is the one command that generates an image or an image-to-video clip - through the paid API of any provider whose key is configured (OpenAI, Google Gemini, xAI, BytePlus ModelArk, fal.ai; the configured key is the owner's consent), else through the user's own signed-in Codex or Grok CLI - and prints one JSON line with the route, artifact, sha256 and cost estimate; with no route it answers no-route (codeart2d is then the last resort). Also the capability check (forge_doctor), API key configuration, the spend ledger, resume and Codex image adoption. Use when a Forge skill sends a generation here, for the capability check, or when the user asks about keys, routes or spend. Not for planning, processing or QA of sprites, video frames or maps (generate2dsprite, video2dsprite, generate2dmap) or for code-drawn art (codeart2d).

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Use when building a 2D game in Unity 6.3 URP: pixel-art or HD sprite import and PPU, sprite atlases, Tilemaps, Rule Tiles and reskins, the 2D Renderer and 2D lights with normal maps, 2D animation, a platformer or top-down controller ("make a platformer controller that feels good", coyote time, jump buffer, one-way platforms, spikes), Pixel Perfect Camera, a follow or room camera, hit stop and screen shake; or when pixel art looks blurry or shimmers, tiles show seams, 2D lights do nothing or cost too much, the jump feels floaty, or the camera loses the player when falling.

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Expert patterns for simplifying 3D games to 2D including dimension reduction strategies, 2.5D fake-depth, isometric ports, camera flattening, physics conversion, 3D-to-sprite art pipeline, and control simplification. Use when porting 3D to 2D, building 2.5D / isometric / fake-depth gameplay, creating 2D versions for mobile, or prototyping. Trigger keywords: CharacterBody3D to CharacterBody2D, Camera3D to Camera2D, Vector3 to Vector2, flatten Z-axis, 2.5D, isometric, fake depth, Y-sort, simulated Z, orthogonal projection, 3D to sprite conversion, performance optimization.

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Expert patterns for 2D animation in Godot using AnimatedSprite2D and skeletal cutout rigs. Use when implementing sprite frame animations, procedural animation (squash/stretch), cutout bone hierarchies, or frame-perfect timing systems. Trigger keywords: AnimatedSprite2D, SpriteFrames, animation_finished, animation_looped, frame_changed, frame_progress, set_frame_and_progress, cutout animation, skeletal 2D, Bone2D, procedural animation, animation state machine, advance(0).

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Expert patterns for simplifying 3D games to 2D including dimension reduction strategies, 2.5D fake-depth, isometric ports, camera flattening, physics conversion, 3D-to-sprite art pipeline, and control simplification. Use when porting 3D to 2D, building 2.5D / isometric / fake-depth gameplay, creating 2D versions for mobile, or prototyping. Trigger keywords: CharacterBody3D to CharacterBody2D, Camera3D to Camera2D, Vector3 to Vector2, flatten Z-axis, 2.5D, isometric, fake depth, Y-sort, simulated Z, orthogonal projection, 3D to sprite conversion, performance optimization.

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Expert patterns for 2D animation in Godot using AnimatedSprite2D and skeletal cutout rigs. Use when implementing sprite frame animations, procedural animation (squash/stretch), cutout bone hierarchies, or frame-perfect timing systems. Trigger keywords: AnimatedSprite2D, SpriteFrames, animation_finished, animation_looped, frame_changed, frame_progress, set_frame_and_progress, cutout animation, skeletal 2D, Bone2D, procedural animation, animation state machine, advance(0).

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Turn one approved master still into a character's whole animated sprite set - one image-to-video clip per action (idle, walk, run, attack, jump, hurt, cast and so on), all from that still, generated through generate2dmedia route_media.py (the xAI API when a key is configured, else the local Grok CLI) - then gate each take, key it with a soft matte, register it to the master, pick loops or retime actions, finish (HD by default, pixel on request) and package fixed-canvas frames, alpha WebM, packed MP4 for iPhone and a PNG fallback with engine metadata and a JS runtime. Also processes a supplied clip. Use for character and creature animation, fluid motion and any video-to-sprite work. Not for FX, icon or prop sheets (generate2dsprite), maps or plate loops (generate2dmap), code-drawn animation (codeart2d, only on request) or calling a video API by itself (generate2dmedia).

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Explicit-only last resort. Draws game art from code, with no image model - pixel sprites from a PixelSpec, flat vector props, UI and icons from portable SVG, rigged characters with planted feet, FX with a JS runtime, seam-proven autotiles, playable top-down layouts with collision, stylized parallax and ambient plate motion - palette-exact, with QA and review sheets. Use only when the user explicitly asks for code-drawn art, or when generate2dmedia route_media.py finds no image or video route (no-route, exit 3). Never the default - image generation (generate2dsprite, generate2dmap, video2dsprite) comes first for characters, props, maps and FX. Not for painterly, detailed or likeness art, HD-2D plates or realistic fire, smoke or water. Always disclose the result as code-drawn.

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The art-route layer of the Forge skills. route_media.py is the one command that generates an image or an image-to-video clip - through the paid API of any provider whose key is configured (OpenAI, Google Gemini, xAI, BytePlus ModelArk, fal.ai; the configured key is the owner's consent), else through the user's own signed-in Codex or Grok CLI - and prints one JSON line with the route, artifact, sha256 and cost estimate; with no route it answers no-route (codeart2d is then the last resort). Also the capability check (forge_doctor), API key configuration, the spend ledger, resume and Codex image adoption. Use when a Forge skill sends a generation here, for the capability check, or when the user asks about keys, routes or spend. Not for planning, processing or QA of sprites, video frames or maps (generate2dsprite, video2dsprite, generate2dmap) or for code-drawn art (codeart2d).

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When the user wants to pack 2D rectangular items into bins, optimize 2D cutting patterns, or minimize material waste in 2D packing. Also use when the user mentions "2D packing," "rectangular packing," "sheet packing," "2D bin packing problem," "guillotine cutting," "two-dimensional packing," or "rectangle packing optimization." For 1D problems, see 1d-cutting-stock. For 3D problems, see 3d-bin-packing.

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Design reusable pose data for 2D characters, covering emotions, actions, mouth shapes, and repeated movements. Organize changes to individual body parts, pose durations, and transitions so animation sequences have clearly defined stages.

• Planning a reusable set of emotional expressions
• Designing walking and other repeated movements
• Organizing mouth shapes for a character

Reduce data with many features into fewer dimensions using UMAP. Create 2D or 3D views, prepare inputs for clustering, compare parameter settings, and project new samples while checking whether the results remain stable and meaningful.

• Visualizing data with many features in 2D or 3D
• Preparing reduced features for HDBSCAN clustering
• Guiding dimensionality reduction with partial labels

Implement 2D kinematic character movement in Godot 4.7 with CharacterBody2D and move_and_slide(): platformer run/jump with gravity, top-down 8-direction motion, slope handling, and reading collisions. Use when coding a 2D player or enemy controller, a platformer or top-down character, or fixing move_and_slide()/ is_on_floor() behavior in a .tscn with a CharacterBody2D.

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Clone or update https://github.com/sxhzju/wechat-2d and render the default WeChat-style 2D chat motion video with Remotion. Use when users ask for 微信聊天动画, wechat 2d chat render, 微信视频消息动效, or exporting the default demo from the wechat-2d project.

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Fast, lightweight 2D rendering engine for creating interactive graphics, particle effects, and canvas-based applications using WebGL/WebGPU. Use this skill when building 2D games, particle systems, interactive canvases, sprite animations, or UI overlays on 3D scenes. Triggers on tasks involving PixiJS, 2D rendering, sprite sheets, particle effects, filters, or high-performance canvas graphics. Alternative to Canvas2D with WebGL acceleration for rendering thousands of sprites at 60 FPS.

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Use when working with 2D-specific systems — TileMaps, parallax scrolling, 2D lights and shadows, canvas layers, particles 2D, custom drawing, and 2D meshes in Godot 4.3+

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窓際族物語の2Dゲームを新規作成し、Seedance（CapCut）で制作した動画をオープニング/イベントのカットシーンとして組み込むワークフロー。ユーザーから2Dゲームの制作を頼まれたとき、添付動画（mp4）をゲームに組み込む・差し替えるよう頼まれたとき、カットシーンの追加・修正を頼まれたときに必ず使用する。

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When the user wants to cut 2D sheets optimally, minimize waste in rectangular sheet cutting, or solve two-dimensional cutting stock problems. Also use when the user mentions "2D cutting," "sheet cutting optimization," "panel cutting," "glass cutting," "steel plate cutting," "guillotine cutting patterns," "two-stage cutting," or "2D trim loss." For 1D problems, see 1d-cutting-stock. For bin packing, see 2d-bin-packing. For irregular shapes, see nesting-optimization.

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Analyze 2D fluorescence microscopy images to detect nuclei and measure their counts, intensity, and area. Run repeatable CellProfiler batches, inspect nucleus outlines, and review measurement tables with recorded pipeline settings and quality checks.

• Count nuclei across microscopy image batches
• Measure fluorescence intensity and area for each nucleus
• Inspect nucleus outlines for segmentation errors

Build browser games and game engines with HTML5, Canvas, WebGL, and JavaScript. Starter templates and reference guides support 2D and 3D graphics, controls, collision detection, audio, multiplayer features, performance improvements, and publishing.

• Build a breakout, maze, or platform game
• Add movement, gravity, and collision detection
• Support touch input and game controllers

Plan a browser game's architecture before coding. Choose an engine, separate game rules from rendering, and define input, assets, menus, saves, debugging, and performance checks within a shared design.

• Choose an engine for a 2D or 3D browser game
• Separate game state from rendering responsibilities
• Plan input mappings and asset organization

Build 2D physics scenes for web pages with Matter.js. This skill guides engine setup, canvas rendering, adding objects, optional mouse dragging and connections between objects, plus cleanup when a scene is removed.

• Add falling and colliding objects to a web page
• Let users drag objects with a mouse
• Set up a physics canvas in React

Bevy 0.20 UI and world text: Text, Text2d, TextSpan, TextFont, TextColor, TextLayout, TextShadow, Text2dShadow. Use when a HUD node or a 2D nameplate shows a string. Keywords: Bevy, text, UI, Text, TextSpan, bevy_text, Text2d, TextFont.

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