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| Location | Kiel, Germany |
| Web | https://www.peterkroener.de/ |
| Main side project | https://code.movie/ |
Peter Kröner
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Going from nothing but the raw footage to this took ~half the time it previously did. Scripting timed seqences used to be almost impossible and the previous pipeline just did not capture the idle animations on decorations and inlay hints.
OTOH, I wasted hours on the CSS for the frosted glass effect. Turns out mix-blend-mode does fuck all for transformed elements that etablish a new stacking context ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Not the worst workflow: the CLI churns out image sequences that I can continuously tweak while editing. The previous "pipeline" was just a script which (surprise!) turned out to be way less convenient than a CLI and per-sequence config files.
On the other hand, the project (my Code.Movie to 4k video pipeline) has shrunk by 1/5, sped up by a factor of 3, gained a whole-ass CLI and lost 90% of its weird caveats.
Code.Movie 0.0.43 - now with entry and exit transforms for all objects! Oh, and the core library is now about 200kb smaller.
👉 https://code.movie/blog/enter-and-exit-transformations-and-smaller-bundles-in-0.0.43.html
“Let's install DaVinci Resolve, this piece of professional software surely is less janky than OSS KDEnlive.”
I have never, in 21 years of Linux, ever had to screw around SO MUCH with drivers and config files. And without any success so far!
