Papercraft Stop-Motion Explainer

Use for science, education, or knowledge content whose approved visual language is handmade papercraft stop motion.

Prompt overlay

• Convert abstract concepts into touchable paper objects, puppets, layers, paths, cross-sections, labels, arrows, or mechanisms.
• Make paper construction visible: cut edges, fibers, folds, seams, tabs, brads, joints, sliders, rotating discs, and material thickness.
• Use foreground, midground, background, and when useful far-background planes with real layer separation and shadows.
• Motion should look hand-manipulated frame by frame: small stepped changes, tiny pauses, slight rebounds, hinged gestures, page flips, pull-tabs, sliders, and settling paper.
• Background motion should also obey paper mechanics.
• Prefer miniature-camera behavior, gentle parallax, slow push-ins, lateral pans, macro detail, and stable views for reading.
• Avoid smooth plastic CG transformation, liquid morphing, flat vector scenery, or camera motion that breaks the miniature-stage illusion.
• Preserve the knowledge claim exactly. Style is not permission to simplify a scientific fact into a different claim.

H3 handoff

Whether this skill was selected automatically or invoked directly, return through h3-prompt-writing, then minimax-h3, then scripts/minimax_h3_prompt_validator.py, and finally prompt-qc; this skill is a content/style overlay, not a standalone final-prompt path. Use this skill to shape visual/action/sound content, then use h3-prompt-writing for H3 structure and minimax-h3 for Story-Film authority.