kn-clay

What problem does it solve? Producing stop-motion style animation with AI tools often results in inconsistent materials, overly smooth motion, and realistic effects that break the handcrafted illusion. This Skill turns a topic or story into a finished stop-motion film while enforcing the physical rules of the chosen material tradition across every shot. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Four material profiles: Choose between clay (claymation), gunpla (Gundam model kits), figure (PVC figures/nendoroids), and brick (building-block) styles, each with its own visual DNA, prompt vocabulary, and negative prompts. - Full production pipeline: Routes into the Kinema workflow covering project setup, storyboards, bilingual shot prompts, voice casting, sound effects, and review-retake cycles with a shared fix-it dictionary. - Stop-motion motion grammar: Enforces choppy frame-by-frame movement, wind-up/action/hold beats, and prop-based effects (cotton smoke, brick-built fire) so the output reads as real stop motion. - Use Case: A creator wants a short video of a Gundam-style mecha battle on a desktop diorama; the Skill locks the gunpla profile, generates battle-damaged model shots with panel lining, and produces a dubbed film with choppy stop-motion movement. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to make a stop-motion animation about your story or topic using the kn-clay skill, optionally naming a material style such as clay, gunpla, figure, or brick.