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Post summary
Writes TypeScript and React compositions, then renders them on raea's GPU engine as video, motion graphics, games, or 3D scenes.
Render a React composition with raea
Builds React and TypeScript scenes, then renders or plays them with the raea engine.
Source facts
- Repository
- shinyobjectz/raea-skills
- Last source activity
- November 10, 2026 at 05:01
- Detected SKILL.md language
- English
- Stars
- 4
- Forks
- 0
Uses
Use it to turn a visual brief into a raea composition, including animated graphics, scenes, and video. The installed engine controls which APIs and render options are available.
Prerequisites
Use a compatible raea installation and a workspace with the project assets. Check the engine version and the source guidance for that version.
How to use
Start from the intended scene and output. Create or select a project, write the composition, check or preview it in raea, then render the requested output. Read the matching documentation for the kind of scene you are building.
Limitations
Check the engine version before using examples. Rendering and playback depend on the local engine, assets, and environment. Feature and speed comparisons in the author's discussion are their observations.
Sources
Install options
The review-first prompt is selected by default. You can switch to a direct command or download a local copy.
Review the source files
Read SKILL.md and any companion files shown by SkillsMP before deciding whether to install.
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SKILL.md
Source instructions · Read-only preview| name | raea |
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| description | Make video, motion graphics, games and 3D scenes with raea, the Render Anything Engine, by writing React/TypeScript compositions with raea and rendering them on the GPU with the raea CLI (or playing games live). Use when the user names raea, or wants 3D scenes (Bevy materials, lights, physics, Gaussian splats), 3D placed into footage (matchmove), a playable game, footage cut by its words, cuts timed to a song's beat map, or foley and instruments made locally on the Mac. Also for writing or fixing 3D TSX (Camera3d, Mesh3d, lights, materials, glTF models, post effects, an ECS world), a 3D render or play that looks wrong, extending raea's Bevy SDK, rendered video, captions and motion graphics from code, and frames rendered headlessly. |