Not many remember but 5 years ago I started working on my FAST video rendering framework. I have never released it but when I've seen that people wait 12 hours I realized that I have to do it now Introducing fframes. This video was vibed in 48 minutes and rendered in 36 seconds

GL transitions project have added an example of how to use their shaders with fframes. You can use any of the beautiful shaders they provide gl-transitions.com/ seamlessly with fframes for scenes transitions!

Gave fframes by @neogoose_btw a go, it's pretty great, renders very quickly for me. Here is a small Autolith promo made with fframes:

> hey, #opus 5.5, use #fframes and create a magnificent 2-minute #demoscene piece themed around the #backrooms, take a less conventional approach — skip the greetings and other classic formalities

fframes now supports Lottie files! A native gpu accelerated playback of Lottie files is faster than in the browser. I want to selfishly admit that fframes is very well-designed software, because the diff to add this feature is just 452 lines. Because guess what format Lottie uses? Yes, it’s just SVG.

SAM 3.1 isolation + OpenCV tracking + SDPose motion paths + ff-tracking lens (from @0xsarac, built on @fframes_rust)

My favorite motion design artwork of all time is "Spieces in Pieces" website by Brian James that I've seen in 2018 and was absolutely mindblown by the quality of animations. That website brought me to the gpu rendering, low level programming and video rendering work. Today I recreated those animations and pushed them further with fframes. If you have 3 minutes just take a peaceful break and pay your attention to 18 species that are about to extinct from this planet and reflect a bit about our purpse. Enjoy

fframes native preview player that you and your AI using for previewing frames before the video render is rendering our hello world example in 400+ fps and using just about 12mb of RAM on my mac (btw im still locking it to your screen update frequency this is just a flex)

6 days ago I open-sourced ff-tracking. 407 stars later, people keep building with it: @tanzim31 ported it to Windows @PurzBeats made a lyric video, idea by @SyntaxDiffusion @isitqday used it for a music video HUD @joinmorse made a version for Morse @StressarN made a clip with my ff-unmute @lukeigel made a Kino clip with shaders inspired by my work all on @fframes_rust by @neogoose_btw. thank you all.

Introducing the premier of the first ever short movie build entirely by code using AI: "The why" a movie abut the purpose, watch in 4k right here, right now and for free. Directed by me Produced by me Animated by Astra Rendered by fframes

I know it is not Halloween yet, but I wanted to play with @fframes_rust Here's a short animation film I have made🎃

I was exploring how we can produce more realistic people's movement animation and physics w/ fframes and accidentally created a whole anime opening about my twitter moots and my open source projects every single pixel is rendered by the rust code from SVG and shaders

Is there any reason to stay on Remotion? This video was made using @fframes_rust

Very cool, stumbled on a few of the lines but ff-tracking is really good for kinetic typography lyric videos! Thanks for the idea @SyntaxDiffusion

I added this new YouTube Subscribe Nudge to my fframes-components repository. Made using @fframes_rust

We've split the Expo native components out of @clerk/expo. A lighter core package, with the @Clerk iOS and Android SDKs now opt-in. Add them when you want the prebuilt native UI. `npx expo install @clerk/expo-native-components`

I just shipped the first-ever component library for @fframes_rust . Reusable animated components written in Rust. Pick one → compile only that one. No bloat. Fully OSS. 38 components. Live gallery: bilaal0x.github.io/fframes-c…

Medical data governance — first-person run-through, livestream cut 0–2.5s Three.js | 2.5s– fframes / Rust Built with DeepSeek V4.1 Flash · DeepSeek Harness #DeepSeek #fframes #Rust #threejs

Pay attention to PulseChain (trailer).