Third-party software and references

Project code is MIT; original media and written material are CC BY 4.0. Dependencies and referenced works retain their own terms.

Rendering and audio dependencies

Component Version or role License and source
Three.js 0.170.0, scene rendering MIT, r170
puppeteer-core 23.11.1, browser capture Apache-2.0
NumPy Audio synthesis BSD-3-Clause
SciPy Filters and convolution BSD-3-Clause
Pillow Image processing tools HPND and included notices
FFmpeg Normalization and encoding Build-dependent LGPL/GPL terms
Chrome or Chromium Browser rendering Install separately; Chromium licenses and the chosen browser's terms apply
Noto CJK Chinese text SIL OFL 1.1
DejaVu Latin text and symbols DejaVu/Bitstream Vera notices

Browser binaries, fonts, dependency environments and third-party music samples are not distributed in this source tree. Generated film sound is provided by the included synthesis program; the production handoff identifies it as the source of the delivered soundtrack.

Production-method references

The EDL production handoff identifies these repositories as references. The pinned revisions record that handoff's reference context. They are not runtime dependencies or a claim that every feature or example was used.

Reference Revision Stated role and terms
lemo-opuscar d33bdea Director/technical methods; MIT
onetake 4157581 Continuous motion and time-based composition; PolyForm Noncommercial 1.0.0
Awesome Opus Video Prompts 7f73121 Prompt and director-method reference; CC BY 4.0 as recorded in the handoff
Chinese prompt collection 7977c80 Suggested during planning; actual use was not established; no license recorded in the handoff

Reference repositories are linked rather than bundled. Their licenses are not replaced by this project's licenses. In particular, the MIT notice here does not grant permission to redistribute onetake code commercially. The producer described method inspiration; an absence of identical whole lines is not proof of independent implementation.

Four Bilibili examples were proposed during planning but could not be accessed in the production environment. They are not presented as analyzed sources; the case reference note preserves that distinction.