# Drag a file over the window to tint it with a drop hint, then drop to attach and grow the composer Manual DaVinci Resolve / Fusion construction guide generated from the recipe. It is not a tested .drp. The accompanying Remotion project (recipe.json) is the executable definition; the numbers below are copied from it. Neither construction establishes source fidelity: this is an original vector approximation of an inspected editing moment. ## Source and clock Reference: OpenAI's "Build and share interactive prototypes in Codex" (_9ImjmzAyus), published 2026-06-04. Source interval [578, 628) on the 30/1 fps master: 50 frames, 1.666667 s. Local frame 0 = source frame 578. Create a 1920x1080 progressive timeline at 30/1 fps and a Fusion composition exactly 50 frames long. Keep integer frames; do not round the frame rate. Background field: #3f3fd0. Export silent H.264 yuv420p to match the intended playback container. ## Observation A desktop app window on a purple-blue gradient shows a drafted brief above a composer that already holds a three-line prompt. From about local frame 6 a small blue file chip is dragged in from the lower right; at ~9 (master 587) the entire window content tints pale blue and a white 'Drop to attach' pill appears at its centre. The chip continues toward the composer and is released at ~19 (master 597): the tint and pill vanish in one frame, a thumbnail tile appears at the top of the composer and the prompt text shifts down as the composer grows taller. Everything holds to the end. ## Mechanism Drag-and-drop attach: drag-enter swaps the whole surface into a tinted drop-target state with a centred hint, and the drop reverts it in one frame while the composer reflows upward to make room for the new attachment tile. ## Phases (local frames) - 0: Composer holds a prompt - 6: File chip dragged in - 9: Window tints, 'Drop to attach' pill - 19: Drop: tint off, tile inserted, composer grows - 35: Hold ## Layer inventory (absolute 1920x1080 top-left pixels, back to front) - blob-a [ellipse] at (-300, -200) size 1300x1000 fill #7d6ff2 - blob-b [ellipse] at (1200, 500) size 1200x900 fill #2a2a9a - blob-c [ellipse] at (500, 700) size 1000x600 fill #b6a7f8 - window [group] at (120, 50) size 1680x980 radius 14 fill #ffffff - chrome [rect] at (120, 50) size 1680x48 radius 14 fill #f5f5f7 - chrome-flat [rect] at (120, 74) size 1680x24 fill #f5f5f7 - tl-r [ellipse] at (136, 67) size 12x12 fill #ff5f57 - tl-y [ellipse] at (156, 67) size 12x12 fill #febc2e - tl-g [ellipse] at (176, 67) size 12x12 fill #28c840 - win-title [text] at (120, 65) size 1680x0 text "Design a calendar feature" 13px weight 400 #4a4a48 - content [group] at (500, 140) size 920x600 - worked [text] at (500, 140) text "Worked for 13s" 13px weight 400 #8a8a88 - lead [text] at (500, 166) text "Before I design it, the product workflow needs a quick brief." 15px weight 400 #2a2a2a - h-brief [text] at (500, 192) text "Draft brief" 15px weight 700 #1a1a1a - brief [text] at (500, 216) size 900x0 text "Design a native calendar feature for the web app that feels like part of the assistant: users can ask about their schedule, inspect upcoming events, create or adjust meetings, and get meeting prep from the same chat-first interface." 14px weight 400 #2a2a2a - decide [text] at (500, 290) text "A few decisions to confirm:" 14px weight 400 #2a2a2a - q1 [text] at (500, 320) size 900x0 text "1. What should the calendar feature do? Examples: view agenda, create or edit events, schedule with others, resolve conflicts, meeting prep, time blocking." 14px weight 400 #2a2a2a - q2 [text] at (500, 380) size 900x0 text "2. Do you have a design system, screenshot, or existing surface you want me to match? If not, I'll use the current web patterns as the visual baseline." 14px weight 400 #2a2a2a - q3 [text] at (500, 440) size 900x0 text "3. What level of interactivity do you want? Static concept for speed, or a full clickable prototype with working controls and states?" 14px weight 400 #2a2a2a - actions [text] at (500, 496) text "⟳ ♡ ⧉" 13px weight 400 #9a9a98 - composer [group] at (500, 810) size 920x150 radius 16 fill #ffffff stroke #e2e2e0 1px keyframes h: f19=150, f20=206 (hold) keyframes y: f19=760, f20=704 (hold) - tile [rect] at (520, 828) size 72x44 radius 8 fill #f0f0f0 stroke #e1e1e1 1px visible [19, 50) - tile-dot [ellipse] at (542, 840) size 14x14 fill #1a1a1a visible [19, 50) - prompt [text] at (520, 828) size 860x0 text "1. Sync calendars, show events, plan tasks, and provide preparation for meetings. 2. I want this to match the web app design system. You can use the attached screenshot for additional reference. 3. Full working controls and states." 14px weight 400 #1f1f1f keyframes y: f19=18, f20=74 (hold) - plus [text] at (520, 922) text "+" 18px weight 400 #5c5c5a keyframes y: f19=112, f20=168 (hold) - review [rect] at (546, 920) size 110x26 radius 8 stroke #e1e1e1 1px keyframes y: f19=110, f20=166 (hold) - review-t [text] at (546, 926) size 110x0 text "Auto-review" 12px weight 400 #4a4a48 keyframes y: f19=116, f20=172 (hold) - model [text] at (1220, 926) text "Model · Extra high" 12px weight 400 #6f6f6d keyframes y: f19=116, f20=172 (hold) - send [ellipse] at (1370, 916) size 34x34 fill #1a1a1a keyframes y: f19=106, f20=162 (hold) - tint [rect] at (120, 98) size 1680x932 fill #dbe7f7 visible [9, 19) - drop-pill [rect] at (870, 520) size 180x40 radius 10 fill #ffffff visible [9, 19) - drop-pill-t [text] at (870, 530) size 180x0 text "Drop to attach" 15px weight 600 #1a1a1a visible [9, 19) - drag-chip [group] at (1240, 690) size 150x28 visible [5, 19) keyframes x: f5=1120, f18=940 (inOut) keyframes y: f5=640, f18=790 (inOut) - chip-bg [rect] at (1240, 690) size 150x28 radius 6 fill #2b6fd6 - chip-t [text] at (1240, 696) size 150x0 text "home-screen.png" 12px weight 400 #ffffff - pointer [cursor] at (1250, 690) keyframes tx: f5=0, f18=-180 (inOut) keyframes ty: f5=0, f18=150 (inOut) ## Construction steps 1. Timeline 1920x1080 at 30 fps; Fusion composition 50 frames. Local 0 = master frame 578. 2. Window 1680x980 at (120,50) with a 48 px title bar; brief text column 920 px wide at window-local (380,90); composer 920x150 at (380,760). 3. Drop state (frames 9-18): a #dbe7f7 rectangle at 78% opacity over the window body plus a 180x40 white 'Drop to attach' pill with shadow at the window centre. Cut both in at 9 and out at 19. 4. Drag chip: 150x28 blue pill with the file name, moving from (1120,640) to (940,790) window-local over frames 5-18 with ease in-out; pointer follows with the same offset. 5. Drop at 19: composer Height 150 to 206 and Y 760 to 704 as step keys; prompt text Y 18 to 74 and every toolbar node (+, Auto-review, model label, send) Y +56 as step keys so they keep their absolute positions; 72x44 attachment tile cut in at (20,18). 6. Easy mistake: fading the tint out; the source drops it in one frame together with the composer reflow. ## Content variants Default copy: - windowTitle: Design a calendar feature - lead: Before I design it, the product workflow needs a quick brief. - brief: Design a native calendar feature for the web app that feels like part of the assistant: users can ask about their schedule, inspect upcoming events, create or adjust meetings, and get meeting prep from the same chat-first interface. - q1: 1. What should the calendar feature do? Examples: view agenda, create or edit events, schedule with others, resolve conflicts, meeting prep, time blocking. - q2: 2. Do you have a design system, screenshot, or existing surface you want me to match? If not, I'll use the current web patterns as the visual baseline. - q3: 3. What level of interactivity do you want? Static concept for speed, or a full clickable prototype with working controls and states? - prompt: 1. Sync calendars, show events, plan tasks, and provide preparation for meetings. 2. I want this to match the web app design system. You can use the attached screenshot for additional reference. 3. Full working controls and states. - fileName: home-screen.png Adaptation changes: - windowTitle: Design an inbox triage view - lead: Before I build it, the support workflow needs a short brief. - brief: Design a triage view for incoming tickets that feels native to the assistant: agents can ask what is urgent, group similar tickets, assign owners, and draft replies from one chat-first surface. - q1: 1. What should the triage view do? Examples: rank by urgency, cluster duplicates, assign owners, draft replies, escalate. - q2: 2. Is there a design system or screenshot I should match? If not, I'll use the current support console as the baseline. - q3: 3. How interactive should the first version be? Static concept for speed, or a clickable prototype with working filters? - prompt: 1. Rank tickets by urgency, cluster duplicates, and suggest owners. 2. Match the support console. The attached screenshot shows the current list view. 3. Working filters and assignment controls. - fileName: console-list.png ## Limits Easing names map to Fusion spline shapes: linear = linear, in/out/inOut = ease curves on the same frames, hold = step, spring/overshoot = slight overshoot past the target before settling. Text reveal frames give the first and last unit; distribute characters/words evenly between them. Cursor click rings last 14 frames. Vector illustration is an approximation of layout and motion, not the product UI or recovered production assets.