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39 lines
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# The future of GnommoEditor as I envision it
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The point of GnommoeEditor is to create a presentation as a text document.
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The text document might contain prompts for the visualization of each slide.
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# Workflow
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Write script with slide markers annoated as S1, S2 etc.
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Slide instructions can be written in the manuscript as : If they are, then they are imported into the system as follows.
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[slide:
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{
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"type" : "GlitchComponent",
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"id" : "VideoXGaussian",
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"slideType": "square",
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"transition": {
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"just_gaussian" : "0s",
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"with_median": "8s",
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"with_area": "12s",
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"with_variance" :"18s",
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"with_squared_std": "30s",
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"aligns_with_mean": "40s",
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},
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"prompt": "Creata GlitchComponent following the styleGuide. The purpose of the Component is to show the Gaussian distribution. The first page named just_gaussian draws up two axes and draws the bell shape. The second page named with_median adds a line at the median and the mean, and the third page "with_area" fills the area under the curve. The fourth page is the capstone, and it's a a visual illustration of how the square of the stanard deviance is equal to the mean. To show this, instead of starting with the std dev, we start with a cursor that displays the height under the line at various position. Animate the cursor going back and forth, and then visualize the value in a textbox."
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}
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]
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# Triggerin the creation of a glitch component
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When a user looks at a slide, it can trigger the generation of a GlithComponent slide by a special button.
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Each slide is a separate repo built and vite.
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# Slide types
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There are two kinds of slides. Full screen (16:9) and square (1:1).
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# Device orientation
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Full screen slides should be used sparingly, or be components that can handle
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portrait mode. For example, a component with two
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