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End-to-end pipeline for producing Vox-style explainer videos from a single topic prompt. One topic in, finished film out — script, keyframes (Seedream 5.0 Pro), animation (Gemini Omni Flash), voiceover (xAI TTS), music (MiniMax Music 2.6), all assembled locally with ffmpeg via the Atlas Cloud API. Use this skill whenever the user asks for an explainer video, a Vox-style video, a documentary short, an educational video essay, a "one prompt to video" pipeline, or wants to turn a topic/article/report into a narrated video with subtitles and music. Also trigger when the user mentions Atlas Cloud video pipelines, keyframe-to-animation workflows, or automated video essays — even if they don't say "Vox."

Generate beautiful procedural clouds in Three.js using WebGPU raymarching with WebGL2 billboard/mesh fallbacks. Covers all 10 major cloud genera (cumulus, stratus, cirrus, cumulonimbus, stratocumulus, altocumulus, altostratus, nimbostratus, cirrostratus, cirrocumulus) with physically-inspired lighting including silver linings, god rays, sunset coloring, and Mie/Rayleigh scattering approximation. Provides volumetric raymarching, billboard impostor, and mesh-cluster rendering paths with animated drift, morphing, and dynamic formation/dissipation. Use when building skies, cloudscapes, weather systems, flight scenes, atmospheric backgrounds, or any scene requiring clouds. Triggers: "procedural clouds", "cloud rendering", "volumetric clouds", "skybox clouds", "cloudscape", "cumulus", "cirrus", "storm clouds", "cloud shader", "cloud billboard", "raymarched clouds", "cloud lighting", "god rays", "sky rendering".

Generate procedural grass fields in Three.js using WebGPU compute with automatic WebGL2 fallback. Covers instanced blade geometry with bezier-curve profiles, multi-layer wind simulation, subsurface scattering approximation, distance-based LOD and density falloff, interactive displacement from players/objects, and configurable grass types (lawn, meadow, wheat, reeds, savanna, tundra). Use when building grass systems, fields, meadows, prairies, ground cover vegetation, or any scene requiring dense animated plant coverage. Triggers: "procedural grass", "grass field", "grass blades", "meadow", "grass rendering", "grass shader", "wind grass", "instanced grass", "grass LOD", "ground cover", "lawn", "wheat field", "tall grass".

Generate dynamic procedural weather effects in Three.js using WebGPU compute with WebGL2 fallback. Covers rain (drizzle to monsoon), snow (flurries to blizzard), hail, fog and mist (ground fog, volumetric), lightning (bolt, sheet, cloud-internal), dust/sandstorms, wind-driven debris, rainbows, aurora borealis, and a weather state machine for smooth transitions. All precipitation uses GPU particle systems with collision, splashes, and accumulation. Provides per-effect lighting changes, ambient sound cue hints, and camera post-processing (wet lens, frost). Use when building weather systems, atmospheric effects, environmental ambience, climate simulation, or any scene needing dynamic weather. Triggers: "procedural weather", "rain effect", "snow particles", "lightning", "fog shader", "weather system", "storm", "blizzard", "sandstorm", "aurora", "rainbow", "precipitation", "weather transition", "wet lens".

Generate procedural 3D landscapes and terrain in Three.js using WebGPU compute shaders with automatic WebGL2 fallback. Covers heightmap generation via FBM noise, ridged multifractal, and domain warping; chunked LOD terrain meshes; slope-based multi-material texturing; procedural water planes; atmospheric sky rendering; and instanced vegetation scattering. Use when building terrain generators, open-world environments, landscape visualizers, flight simulators, or any 3D scene requiring procedural ground surfaces. Triggers: "procedural terrain", "landscape generator", "heightmap", "terrain mesh", "procedural world", "open world", "terrain LOD", "terrain chunks", "noise terrain", "3D landscape".

Generate stunning procedural night skies, starfields, nebulae, and celestial phenomena in Three.js using WebGPU compute with WebGL2 fallback. Covers scientifically-grounded starfields with spectral color temperature, magnitude-based brightness, and twinkling; volumetric nebulae with emission/absorption/reflection types; the Milky Way band; constellations with optional line overlays; planets and moons with phase lighting; shooting stars and meteor showers; aurora integration; eclipses (solar and lunar); comets with ion/dust tails; galaxies as deep-sky backdrop objects; and a full sky dome controller with time-of-night progression, moon phases, and horizon glow. Triggers: "procedural starfield", "night sky", "star rendering", "nebula", "deep space", "milky way", "constellation", "shooting star", "meteor shower", "celestial", "space background", "starbox", "skybox stars", "galaxy background", "moon phases", "comet", "eclipse", "space scene", "star shader".