@pixerate/editor 0.67.0 → 0.67.1

package/dist/animation-editor/index.d.cts

@@ -31,8 +31,8 @@ interface MotionScene {
     loop?: AnimationLoopMode;
     /**
      * Plays in answer to the viewer instead of on its own (exported to Flair's player):
-     * - `click`: the first shot plays on load, and each click plays the next shot; after the last,
-     *   a click plays the second again, so a last shot that leads back to how the first ended toggles.
+     * - `click`: nothing plays until the viewer clicks; each click plays the next shot, and after the
+     *   last one a click plays the first again, so a last shot that puts things back makes a toggle.
      * - `hover` / `press`: plays forward while the pointer is over (or down on) it, and back when it leaves.
      * - `scroll`: scrubs through the scene as it scrolls through the viewport.
      * The editor previews it played through; `loop` does not apply.
@@ -1238,7 +1238,7 @@ interface FlairMotionExport {
 interface FlairExportOptions {
     /**
      * Play in answer to the viewer (default: the scene's `trigger`; null for none). With `click`
-     * each shot is a Flair step: shot 0 plays on load and each click plays the next.
+     * shot n is Flair step n + 1: nothing plays until the first click, and each click plays the next shot.
      */
     trigger?: MotionTrigger | null;
     /** Sampling rate for changes Flair cannot express exactly (default: the scene's `fps`, else 30). */
@@ -1317,6 +1317,11 @@ interface FlairImportOptions {
     name?: string;
     /** Hold after the last shot, ms (default: the effect's `hold`, else 600). */
     hold?: number;
+    /**
+     * The motion plays on click: Flair plays step 0 together with step 1 on the first click, so
+     * both become the first shot (as `toFlairSvgMotion` writes them).
+     */
+    clickSteps?: boolean;
 }
 /** A Flair `SvgMotion` as a scene (see the module notes for what carries over). */
 declare function fromFlairSvgMotion(input: FlairSvgMotion, options?: FlairImportOptions): FlairImportResult;
@@ -1956,7 +1961,7 @@ declare function createAnimationEditorToolProvider(controller: AnimationEditorCo
  * A short authoring guide for a model writing vector animations with the animation editor's
  * tools. Static, so it caches well as part of a system prompt.
  */
-declare const ANIMATION_EDITOR_AGENT_INSTRUCTIONS = "You animate vector artwork. A scene is artwork (vector paths and groups, each with an id) plus shots.\n\nHow it plays\n- Shots play in order. A shot optionally moves the camera, plays its commands, then holds (default 600 ms).\n- Commands in a shot play one after another; give \"with\": \"previous\" to start one together with the command before, \"delay\" to wait, \"stagger\" to offset several targets.\n- Timing comes from the content: each command has a default length (enter 600 ms, move 700 ms, draw follows the path length). Only set \"duration\" to change the pace.\n- Anything that enters later is hidden until it enters. Things that never enter are visible from the start.\n- Every frame is a pure function of time: the same scene always plays the same frames.\n\nCommands\n- enter (fade, pop, grow, slide, draw) and exit (fade, shrink, slide, undraw) bring things in and out.\n- enter also reveals through a clip over the target's box: wipe (behind an edge travelling \"direction\", default right), iris (from the centre; \"shape\": circle or box) and split (from a line through the middle; \"orientation\": horizontal or vertical). exit wipe hides the same way. Reveals need a width and a height: use draw / undraw for a straight line.\n- draw draws strokes on to a fraction; move, rotate, scale and fade change the pose (about the centre); style blends solid colours and stroke width.\n- enter also has zoom (settles from larger) and rise (rises a short way, overshooting a touch); pop and zoom take a starting \"scale\".\n- morph turns a shape into another node's shape (keep the target hidden); match does the same for a whole group, part by part (Smart Animate: draw the end state as a second, hidden group whose parts share names with the first); follow moves along a path node (with \"rotate\", moves made meanwhile turn with the path).\n- Emphasis draws the eye and returns to rest: pulse (swell), shake (side to side, or \"axis\": \"vertical\"), teeter (rock), wave (bob, no settling), wiggle (seeded wander; the same seed wanders the same way) and color-pulse (tint and back).\n- Emphasis stacks on other motion: a shake during a slide shakes as it slides. Give move, rotate or scale \"blend\": \"add\" to stack them too (what they add stays); \"blend\": \"replace\" makes a change take over instead.\n- Any command but enter and exit can \"repeat\" (loop, mirror back and forth, or offset to carry on: rotate by 90, repeat 4 is a full turn); \"duration\" is one cycle.\n- Springs (\"spring-gentle\", \"spring-quick\", \"spring-bouncy\", \"spring-slow\" or { \"type\": \"spring\", \u2026 }) feel physical; leave \"duration\" out and the spring sets it.\n- To time shots to music or a voiceover: set a \"beat\" grid or \"narration\" word timings with set_animation_settings, read them with get_timing_grid, and give a shot \"at\": { \"beat\": n } or { \"word\": i }. The shot before holds until the cue; check_animation warns when a cue is missed.\n- \"steps\": 12 (on a command, or for the whole scene with set_animation_settings) holds poses \"on twos\" for a hand-drawn look. \"geometric\": true on scale or a camera zooms at an even rate.\n- Commands share their names and defaults with Flair's motion primitives (get_animation shows each one's \"flairPrimitive\"), and emphasis, reveals and follows export to Flair exactly.\n- effect tweens a numeric parameter of a live path effect already on the node (twist angle, wiggle time, zig zag size).\n\nWorking method\n1. get_animation to learn the element ids (set_animation_artwork_svg first if there is no artwork: give every element you will animate an id; or import_flair_effect to start from a Flair effect and edit it).\n2. Plan a few shots, each one idea. Add them with insert_shots (add_commands, update_command, move_command and delete_commands refine a shot), or edit_animation to make several edits as one step (dry_run first when unsure).\n3. To hit a length, fit_animation (keep the shots whose pace matters). check_animation and fix every error and warning; render_animation_frame (shot + \"end\") to look at the result; add onion_skin or motion_paths to see the motion in one picture, or get_motion_path for the numbers.\n- For something the viewer plays (a button, a toggle, a step-by-step explainer), set \"trigger\" with set_animation_settings: click plays the next shot on each click (make the last shot lead back to how the first ended for a toggle), hover or press plays and rewinds, scroll scrubs.\n4. To make a reusable Flair effect, set_animation_controls (colour controls stand for every use of their default colour) and export_flair_effect.\n\nKeep motion purposeful: one thing moving at a time reads best, ease-out for arrivals, ease-in for exits, and hold long enough to see each result.";
+declare const ANIMATION_EDITOR_AGENT_INSTRUCTIONS = "You animate vector artwork. A scene is artwork (vector paths and groups, each with an id) plus shots.\n\nHow it plays\n- Shots play in order. A shot optionally moves the camera, plays its commands, then holds (default 600 ms).\n- Commands in a shot play one after another; give \"with\": \"previous\" to start one together with the command before, \"delay\" to wait, \"stagger\" to offset several targets.\n- Timing comes from the content: each command has a default length (enter 600 ms, move 700 ms, draw follows the path length). Only set \"duration\" to change the pace.\n- Anything that enters later is hidden until it enters. Things that never enter are visible from the start.\n- Every frame is a pure function of time: the same scene always plays the same frames.\n\nCommands\n- enter (fade, pop, grow, slide, draw) and exit (fade, shrink, slide, undraw) bring things in and out.\n- enter also reveals through a clip over the target's box: wipe (behind an edge travelling \"direction\", default right), iris (from the centre; \"shape\": circle or box) and split (from a line through the middle; \"orientation\": horizontal or vertical). exit wipe hides the same way. Reveals need a width and a height: use draw / undraw for a straight line.\n- draw draws strokes on to a fraction; move, rotate, scale and fade change the pose (about the centre); style blends solid colours and stroke width.\n- enter also has zoom (settles from larger) and rise (rises a short way, overshooting a touch); pop and zoom take a starting \"scale\".\n- morph turns a shape into another node's shape (keep the target hidden); match does the same for a whole group, part by part (Smart Animate: draw the end state as a second, hidden group whose parts share names with the first); follow moves along a path node (with \"rotate\", moves made meanwhile turn with the path).\n- Emphasis draws the eye and returns to rest: pulse (swell), shake (side to side, or \"axis\": \"vertical\"), teeter (rock), wave (bob, no settling), wiggle (seeded wander; the same seed wanders the same way) and color-pulse (tint and back).\n- Emphasis stacks on other motion: a shake during a slide shakes as it slides. Give move, rotate or scale \"blend\": \"add\" to stack them too (what they add stays); \"blend\": \"replace\" makes a change take over instead.\n- Any command but enter and exit can \"repeat\" (loop, mirror back and forth, or offset to carry on: rotate by 90, repeat 4 is a full turn); \"duration\" is one cycle.\n- Springs (\"spring-gentle\", \"spring-quick\", \"spring-bouncy\", \"spring-slow\" or { \"type\": \"spring\", \u2026 }) feel physical; leave \"duration\" out and the spring sets it.\n- To time shots to music or a voiceover: set a \"beat\" grid or \"narration\" word timings with set_animation_settings, read them with get_timing_grid, and give a shot \"at\": { \"beat\": n } or { \"word\": i }. The shot before holds until the cue; check_animation warns when a cue is missed.\n- \"steps\": 12 (on a command, or for the whole scene with set_animation_settings) holds poses \"on twos\" for a hand-drawn look. \"geometric\": true on scale or a camera zooms at an even rate.\n- Commands share their names and defaults with Flair's motion primitives (get_animation shows each one's \"flairPrimitive\"), and emphasis, reveals and follows export to Flair exactly.\n- effect tweens a numeric parameter of a live path effect already on the node (twist angle, wiggle time, zig zag size).\n\nWorking method\n1. get_animation to learn the element ids (set_animation_artwork_svg first if there is no artwork: give every element you will animate an id; or import_flair_effect to start from a Flair effect and edit it).\n2. Plan a few shots, each one idea. Add them with insert_shots (add_commands, update_command, move_command and delete_commands refine a shot), or edit_animation to make several edits as one step (dry_run first when unsure).\n3. To hit a length, fit_animation (keep the shots whose pace matters). check_animation and fix every error and warning; render_animation_frame (shot + \"end\") to look at the result; add onion_skin or motion_paths to see the motion in one picture, or get_motion_path for the numbers.\n- For something the viewer plays (a button, a toggle, a step-by-step explainer), set \"trigger\" with set_animation_settings: click plays the next shot on each click and then starts over (make the last shot put things back for a toggle), hover or press plays and rewinds, scroll scrubs.\n4. To make a reusable Flair effect, set_animation_controls (colour controls stand for every use of their default colour) and export_flair_effect.\n\nKeep motion purposeful: one thing moving at a time reads best, ease-out for arrivals, ease-in for exits, and hold long enough to see each result.";
 
 /**
  * Helpers for hand-editing UIs (React's and Svelte's command inspector, ease picker, cue picker,

package/dist/animation-editor/index.d.ts

@@ -31,8 +31,8 @@ interface MotionScene {
     loop?: AnimationLoopMode;
     /**
      * Plays in answer to the viewer instead of on its own (exported to Flair's player):
-     * - `click`: the first shot plays on load, and each click plays the next shot; after the last,
-     *   a click plays the second again, so a last shot that leads back to how the first ended toggles.
+     * - `click`: nothing plays until the viewer clicks; each click plays the next shot, and after the
+     *   last one a click plays the first again, so a last shot that puts things back makes a toggle.
      * - `hover` / `press`: plays forward while the pointer is over (or down on) it, and back when it leaves.
      * - `scroll`: scrubs through the scene as it scrolls through the viewport.
      * The editor previews it played through; `loop` does not apply.
@@ -1238,7 +1238,7 @@ interface FlairMotionExport {
 interface FlairExportOptions {
     /**
      * Play in answer to the viewer (default: the scene's `trigger`; null for none). With `click`
-     * each shot is a Flair step: shot 0 plays on load and each click plays the next.
+     * shot n is Flair step n + 1: nothing plays until the first click, and each click plays the next shot.
      */
     trigger?: MotionTrigger | null;
     /** Sampling rate for changes Flair cannot express exactly (default: the scene's `fps`, else 30). */
@@ -1317,6 +1317,11 @@ interface FlairImportOptions {
     name?: string;
     /** Hold after the last shot, ms (default: the effect's `hold`, else 600). */
     hold?: number;
+    /**
+     * The motion plays on click: Flair plays step 0 together with step 1 on the first click, so
+     * both become the first shot (as `toFlairSvgMotion` writes them).
+     */
+    clickSteps?: boolean;
 }
 /** A Flair `SvgMotion` as a scene (see the module notes for what carries over). */
 declare function fromFlairSvgMotion(input: FlairSvgMotion, options?: FlairImportOptions): FlairImportResult;
@@ -1956,7 +1961,7 @@ declare function createAnimationEditorToolProvider(controller: AnimationEditorCo
  * A short authoring guide for a model writing vector animations with the animation editor's
  * tools. Static, so it caches well as part of a system prompt.
  */
-declare const ANIMATION_EDITOR_AGENT_INSTRUCTIONS = "You animate vector artwork. A scene is artwork (vector paths and groups, each with an id) plus shots.\n\nHow it plays\n- Shots play in order. A shot optionally moves the camera, plays its commands, then holds (default 600 ms).\n- Commands in a shot play one after another; give \"with\": \"previous\" to start one together with the command before, \"delay\" to wait, \"stagger\" to offset several targets.\n- Timing comes from the content: each command has a default length (enter 600 ms, move 700 ms, draw follows the path length). Only set \"duration\" to change the pace.\n- Anything that enters later is hidden until it enters. Things that never enter are visible from the start.\n- Every frame is a pure function of time: the same scene always plays the same frames.\n\nCommands\n- enter (fade, pop, grow, slide, draw) and exit (fade, shrink, slide, undraw) bring things in and out.\n- enter also reveals through a clip over the target's box: wipe (behind an edge travelling \"direction\", default right), iris (from the centre; \"shape\": circle or box) and split (from a line through the middle; \"orientation\": horizontal or vertical). exit wipe hides the same way. Reveals need a width and a height: use draw / undraw for a straight line.\n- draw draws strokes on to a fraction; move, rotate, scale and fade change the pose (about the centre); style blends solid colours and stroke width.\n- enter also has zoom (settles from larger) and rise (rises a short way, overshooting a touch); pop and zoom take a starting \"scale\".\n- morph turns a shape into another node's shape (keep the target hidden); match does the same for a whole group, part by part (Smart Animate: draw the end state as a second, hidden group whose parts share names with the first); follow moves along a path node (with \"rotate\", moves made meanwhile turn with the path).\n- Emphasis draws the eye and returns to rest: pulse (swell), shake (side to side, or \"axis\": \"vertical\"), teeter (rock), wave (bob, no settling), wiggle (seeded wander; the same seed wanders the same way) and color-pulse (tint and back).\n- Emphasis stacks on other motion: a shake during a slide shakes as it slides. Give move, rotate or scale \"blend\": \"add\" to stack them too (what they add stays); \"blend\": \"replace\" makes a change take over instead.\n- Any command but enter and exit can \"repeat\" (loop, mirror back and forth, or offset to carry on: rotate by 90, repeat 4 is a full turn); \"duration\" is one cycle.\n- Springs (\"spring-gentle\", \"spring-quick\", \"spring-bouncy\", \"spring-slow\" or { \"type\": \"spring\", \u2026 }) feel physical; leave \"duration\" out and the spring sets it.\n- To time shots to music or a voiceover: set a \"beat\" grid or \"narration\" word timings with set_animation_settings, read them with get_timing_grid, and give a shot \"at\": { \"beat\": n } or { \"word\": i }. The shot before holds until the cue; check_animation warns when a cue is missed.\n- \"steps\": 12 (on a command, or for the whole scene with set_animation_settings) holds poses \"on twos\" for a hand-drawn look. \"geometric\": true on scale or a camera zooms at an even rate.\n- Commands share their names and defaults with Flair's motion primitives (get_animation shows each one's \"flairPrimitive\"), and emphasis, reveals and follows export to Flair exactly.\n- effect tweens a numeric parameter of a live path effect already on the node (twist angle, wiggle time, zig zag size).\n\nWorking method\n1. get_animation to learn the element ids (set_animation_artwork_svg first if there is no artwork: give every element you will animate an id; or import_flair_effect to start from a Flair effect and edit it).\n2. Plan a few shots, each one idea. Add them with insert_shots (add_commands, update_command, move_command and delete_commands refine a shot), or edit_animation to make several edits as one step (dry_run first when unsure).\n3. To hit a length, fit_animation (keep the shots whose pace matters). check_animation and fix every error and warning; render_animation_frame (shot + \"end\") to look at the result; add onion_skin or motion_paths to see the motion in one picture, or get_motion_path for the numbers.\n- For something the viewer plays (a button, a toggle, a step-by-step explainer), set \"trigger\" with set_animation_settings: click plays the next shot on each click (make the last shot lead back to how the first ended for a toggle), hover or press plays and rewinds, scroll scrubs.\n4. To make a reusable Flair effect, set_animation_controls (colour controls stand for every use of their default colour) and export_flair_effect.\n\nKeep motion purposeful: one thing moving at a time reads best, ease-out for arrivals, ease-in for exits, and hold long enough to see each result.";
+declare const ANIMATION_EDITOR_AGENT_INSTRUCTIONS = "You animate vector artwork. A scene is artwork (vector paths and groups, each with an id) plus shots.\n\nHow it plays\n- Shots play in order. A shot optionally moves the camera, plays its commands, then holds (default 600 ms).\n- Commands in a shot play one after another; give \"with\": \"previous\" to start one together with the command before, \"delay\" to wait, \"stagger\" to offset several targets.\n- Timing comes from the content: each command has a default length (enter 600 ms, move 700 ms, draw follows the path length). Only set \"duration\" to change the pace.\n- Anything that enters later is hidden until it enters. Things that never enter are visible from the start.\n- Every frame is a pure function of time: the same scene always plays the same frames.\n\nCommands\n- enter (fade, pop, grow, slide, draw) and exit (fade, shrink, slide, undraw) bring things in and out.\n- enter also reveals through a clip over the target's box: wipe (behind an edge travelling \"direction\", default right), iris (from the centre; \"shape\": circle or box) and split (from a line through the middle; \"orientation\": horizontal or vertical). exit wipe hides the same way. Reveals need a width and a height: use draw / undraw for a straight line.\n- draw draws strokes on to a fraction; move, rotate, scale and fade change the pose (about the centre); style blends solid colours and stroke width.\n- enter also has zoom (settles from larger) and rise (rises a short way, overshooting a touch); pop and zoom take a starting \"scale\".\n- morph turns a shape into another node's shape (keep the target hidden); match does the same for a whole group, part by part (Smart Animate: draw the end state as a second, hidden group whose parts share names with the first); follow moves along a path node (with \"rotate\", moves made meanwhile turn with the path).\n- Emphasis draws the eye and returns to rest: pulse (swell), shake (side to side, or \"axis\": \"vertical\"), teeter (rock), wave (bob, no settling), wiggle (seeded wander; the same seed wanders the same way) and color-pulse (tint and back).\n- Emphasis stacks on other motion: a shake during a slide shakes as it slides. Give move, rotate or scale \"blend\": \"add\" to stack them too (what they add stays); \"blend\": \"replace\" makes a change take over instead.\n- Any command but enter and exit can \"repeat\" (loop, mirror back and forth, or offset to carry on: rotate by 90, repeat 4 is a full turn); \"duration\" is one cycle.\n- Springs (\"spring-gentle\", \"spring-quick\", \"spring-bouncy\", \"spring-slow\" or { \"type\": \"spring\", \u2026 }) feel physical; leave \"duration\" out and the spring sets it.\n- To time shots to music or a voiceover: set a \"beat\" grid or \"narration\" word timings with set_animation_settings, read them with get_timing_grid, and give a shot \"at\": { \"beat\": n } or { \"word\": i }. The shot before holds until the cue; check_animation warns when a cue is missed.\n- \"steps\": 12 (on a command, or for the whole scene with set_animation_settings) holds poses \"on twos\" for a hand-drawn look. \"geometric\": true on scale or a camera zooms at an even rate.\n- Commands share their names and defaults with Flair's motion primitives (get_animation shows each one's \"flairPrimitive\"), and emphasis, reveals and follows export to Flair exactly.\n- effect tweens a numeric parameter of a live path effect already on the node (twist angle, wiggle time, zig zag size).\n\nWorking method\n1. get_animation to learn the element ids (set_animation_artwork_svg first if there is no artwork: give every element you will animate an id; or import_flair_effect to start from a Flair effect and edit it).\n2. Plan a few shots, each one idea. Add them with insert_shots (add_commands, update_command, move_command and delete_commands refine a shot), or edit_animation to make several edits as one step (dry_run first when unsure).\n3. To hit a length, fit_animation (keep the shots whose pace matters). check_animation and fix every error and warning; render_animation_frame (shot + \"end\") to look at the result; add onion_skin or motion_paths to see the motion in one picture, or get_motion_path for the numbers.\n- For something the viewer plays (a button, a toggle, a step-by-step explainer), set \"trigger\" with set_animation_settings: click plays the next shot on each click and then starts over (make the last shot put things back for a toggle), hover or press plays and rewinds, scroll scrubs.\n4. To make a reusable Flair effect, set_animation_controls (colour controls stand for every use of their default colour) and export_flair_effect.\n\nKeep motion purposeful: one thing moving at a time reads best, ease-out for arrivals, ease-in for exits, and hold long enough to see each result.";
 
 /**
  * Helpers for hand-editing UIs (React's and Svelte's command inspector, ease picker, cue picker,

package/dist/animation-editor/index.js

@@ -1501,7 +1501,7 @@ function checkMotionScene(scene) {
   if (scene.trigger) {
     if ((scene.loop ?? "none") !== "none") issues.push(motionIssue("trigger-loop", `The scene plays on ${scene.trigger}, so its "${scene.loop}" loop does not apply; set loop to "none" or remove the trigger.`, {}));
     if (scene.trigger === "click") {
-      if (scene.shots.length === 1) issues.push(motionIssue("click-one-shot", "The scene plays on click but has one shot, so every click replays it from the start; split it into shots (the first plays on load, each click plays the next).", { shot: scene.shots[0].id }));
+      if (scene.shots.length === 1) issues.push(motionIssue("click-one-shot", "The scene plays on click but has one shot, so every click replays it from the start; split it into shots (each click plays the next one).", { shot: scene.shots[0].id }));
       scene.shots.forEach((shot, i) => {
         if (i > 0 && shot.at) issues.push(motionIssue("click-cue", `Shot "${shot.id}" is cued, but on click a shot starts when it is clicked to; remove its "at" or the trigger.`, { shot: shot.id }));
       });
@@ -2065,7 +2065,7 @@ function toFlairSvgMotion(scene, options = {}) {
   animate.sort((x, y) => (x.delay ?? 0) - (y.delay ?? 0));
   const lastChange = animate.reduce((m, a) => Math.max(m, (a.delay ?? 0) + (a.ms ?? 0)), 0);
   const trigger = options.trigger === null ? void 0 : options.trigger ?? scene.trigger;
-  if (trigger === "click" && timeline.shots.length > 1) {
+  if (trigger === "click" && timeline.shots.length) {
     for (const a of animate) {
       const at = a.delay ?? 0;
       let step = 0;
@@ -2075,7 +2075,7 @@ function toFlairSvgMotion(scene, options = {}) {
       const delay = round2(at - timeline.shots[step].start);
       delete a.delay;
       if (delay > 0) a.delay = delay;
-      if (step > 0) a.step = step;
+      a.step = step + 1;
     }
     animate.sort((x, y) => (x.step ?? 0) - (y.step ?? 0) || (x.delay ?? 0) - (y.delay ?? 0));
   }
@@ -2260,7 +2260,8 @@ function fromFlairSvgMotion(input, options = {}) {
   const nodes = indexMotionNodes(artwork.nodes);
   const byStep = /* @__PURE__ */ new Map();
   for (const anim of motion.animate ?? []) {
-    const step = Math.max(0, Math.floor(anim.step ?? 0));
+    const raw = Math.max(0, Math.floor(anim.step ?? 0));
+    const step = options.clickSteps ? Math.max(1, raw) : raw;
     if (!byStep.has(step)) byStep.set(step, []);
     byStep.get(step).push(anim);
   }
@@ -2311,7 +2312,7 @@ function presetColor(value) {
 }
 function fromFlairVectorEffect(effect, options = {}) {
   if (!effect || effect.kind !== "vector" || !effect.motion) throw new Error('Give a Flair vector effect: { kind: "vector", id, name, motion: { svg, animate } }.');
-  const result = fromFlairSvgMotion(effect.motion, { name: options.name ?? effect.id ?? effect.name, hold: options.hold ?? effect.hold });
+  const result = fromFlairSvgMotion(effect.motion, { name: options.name ?? effect.id ?? effect.name, hold: options.hold ?? effect.hold, ...effect.trigger === "click" ? { clickSteps: true } : {} });
   const names = new Set((result.scene.controls ?? []).map((c) => c.name));
   const presets = (effect.presets ?? []).map((p) => ({ name: p.name, values: Object.fromEntries(Object.entries(p.values).flatMap(([k, v]) => names.has(k) && presetColor(v) ? [[k, presetColor(v)]] : [])) })).filter((p) => Object.keys(p.values).length);
   const scene = { ...result.scene, ...effect.description ? { description: effect.description } : {}, ...presets.length ? { presets } : {}, ...effect.trigger ? { trigger: effect.trigger } : {} };
@@ -3025,7 +3026,7 @@ var SETTINGS = {
   loop: { type: "string", enum: ["none", "loop", "ping-pong"], description: "Playback past the end (default none)." },
   trigger: {
     anyOf: [{ type: "string", enum: ["click", "hover", "press", "scroll"] }, { type: "null" }],
-    description: "Play in answer to the viewer when exported to Flair: click (the first shot plays on load, each click plays the next shot), hover or press (plays while the pointer is over or down, rewinds when it leaves), scroll (scrubs as it scrolls past). null plays on its own (default). The editor previews it played through."
+    description: "Play in answer to the viewer when exported to Flair: click (nothing plays until a click; each click plays the next shot, then the first again), hover or press (plays while the pointer is over or down, rewinds when it leaves), scroll (scrubs as it scrolls past). null plays on its own (default). The editor previews it played through."
   },
   fps: { type: "number", minimum: 1, maximum: 120, description: "Sampling rate for exports (default 30)." },
   steps: { anyOf: [{ type: "number", exclusiveMinimum: 0, maximum: 120 }, { type: "null" }], description: 'Stepped time for every command without its own: changes hold on a grid of this many frames per second (12 = "on twos" at 24 fps) for a hand-drawn look; null makes it smooth again (default).' },
@@ -3621,7 +3622,7 @@ Working method
 1. get_animation to learn the element ids (set_animation_artwork_svg first if there is no artwork: give every element you will animate an id; or import_flair_effect to start from a Flair effect and edit it).
 2. Plan a few shots, each one idea. Add them with insert_shots (add_commands, update_command, move_command and delete_commands refine a shot), or edit_animation to make several edits as one step (dry_run first when unsure).
 3. To hit a length, fit_animation (keep the shots whose pace matters). check_animation and fix every error and warning; render_animation_frame (shot + "end") to look at the result; add onion_skin or motion_paths to see the motion in one picture, or get_motion_path for the numbers.
-- For something the viewer plays (a button, a toggle, a step-by-step explainer), set "trigger" with set_animation_settings: click plays the next shot on each click (make the last shot lead back to how the first ended for a toggle), hover or press plays and rewinds, scroll scrubs.
+- For something the viewer plays (a button, a toggle, a step-by-step explainer), set "trigger" with set_animation_settings: click plays the next shot on each click and then starts over (make the last shot put things back for a toggle), hover or press plays and rewinds, scroll scrubs.
 4. To make a reusable Flair effect, set_animation_controls (colour controls stand for every use of their default colour) and export_flair_effect.
 
 Keep motion purposeful: one thing moving at a time reads best, ease-out for arrivals, ease-in for exits, and hold long enough to see each result.`;