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@vnve/template
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npm install @vnve/core @vnve/template
import { Creator } from "@vnve/core";
import { TitleScene, DialogueScene } from "@vnve/template";
const creator = new Creator();
// Create a title scene
const titleScene = new TitleScene({
title: "V N V E",
subtitle: "Make video programmatically",
backgroundImgSource: "img url",
soundSources: [{ source: "sound url" }],
duration: 3000,
})
// Create a dialog scene
const dialogueScene = new DialogueScene({
lines: [
{
name: "Character A",
content: "Charater A says..."
},
{
name: "Character B",
content: "Charater B says..."
}
],
backgroundImgSource: "img url",
soundSources: [{ source: "sound url" }],
});
// Add scenes
creator.add(titleScene)
creator.add(dialogueScene)
// Start creating videos
creator.start().then(videoBlob => {
URL.createObjectURL(videoBlob) // Wait a few moments and you'll get an mp4 file
})
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vnve's video templates in order to make creating visual novel videos quicker
The npm package @vnve/template receives a total of 4 weekly downloads. As such, @vnve/template popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @vnve/template demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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