### Install Dependencies via Poetry or Pip

Source: https://github.com/subroy13/handanim/blob/master/README.md

Provides commands to set up the project environment using either Poetry or standard pip requirements files.

```bash
# Poetry installation
poetry install
poetry run python examples/pythagoras.py

# Pip installation
python -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
python examples/pythagoras.py
```

--------------------------------

### Install System Dependencies (Cairo and FFmpeg)

Source: https://github.com/subroy13/handanim/blob/master/README.md

Instructions for installing the required native Cairo graphics library and FFmpeg video encoder on Ubuntu, macOS, and Windows.

```bash
# Ubuntu/Debian
sudo apt install libcairo2 libcairo2-dev ffmpeg

# macOS (Homebrew)
brew install cairo ffmpeg

# Verify FFmpeg
ffmpeg -version
```

--------------------------------

### Create and Animate Math Expressions using Python

Source: https://context7.com/subroy13/handanim/llms.txt

Shows how to render mathematical expressions using TeX notation. This includes examples of the quadratic formula and the Pythagorean theorem, with options for positioning, font size, stroke style, and custom fonts. The expressions are animated and rendered to a video.

```python
from handanim.core import Scene, StrokeStyle
from handanim.primitives import Math
from handanim.animations import SketchAnimation
from handanim.stylings.color import BLUE, BLACK

scene = Scene(width=1200, height=800)

# Quadratic formula
quadratic = Math(
    tex_expression=r"$x = \frac{-b \pm \sqrt{b^2 - 4ac}}{2a}$",
    position=(600, 200),
    font_size=64,
    stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=BLUE, width=2),
    font_name="feasibly"       # Use specific font
)

# Pythagorean theorem
pythagoras = Math(
    tex_expression=r"$a^2 + b^2 = c^2$",
    position=(600, 400),
    font_size=96,
    stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=BLACK, width=2)
)

# Note: The original text did not include scene.add() or scene.render() for the Math examples.
# Assuming they would follow a similar pattern to other examples if rendering was intended.
# scene.add(SketchAnimation(start_time=0, duration=3), drawable=quadratic)
# scene.add(SketchAnimation(start_time=3, duration=2), drawable=pythagoras)
# scene.render("math_example.mp4", max_length=6)
```

--------------------------------

### Create a Polygon Drawable with Styles

Source: https://github.com/subroy13/handanim/blob/master/src/handanim_ai/prompts/codegen.txt

Instantiates a Polygon drawable with specified points, stroke style, sketch style, and fill style. This example demonstrates how to define the geometry and visual appearance of a shape using handanim's styling objects.

```python
right_triangle = Polygon(
    points=[
        (500, 500),
        (500, 700),
        (900, 700),
    ],
    stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=BLACK, width=2),
    sketch_style=SketchStyle(roughness=5),
    fill_style=FillStyle(color=RED, hachure_gap=10),
)
```

--------------------------------

### Create and Animate a Line in Python

Source: https://context7.com/subroy13/handanim/llms.txt

Demonstrates how to create a simple line with specified start and end points and a stroke style. The line is then added to a scene with a sketch animation and rendered to a video file. Requires the handanim library.

```python
from handanim.core import Scene, StrokeStyle
from handanim.primitives import Line
from handanim.animations import SketchAnimation
from handanim.stylings.color import BLACK

# Define the scene
scene = Scene(width=800, height=600)

# Create a simple line
line = Line(
    start=(100, 100),       # Starting point (x, y)
    end=(400, 300),         # Ending point (x, y)
    stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=BLACK, width=2)
)

# Add to scene with sketch animation
scene.add(
    event=SketchAnimation(start_time=0, duration=2),
    drawable=line
)

# Render the animation to a video file
scene.render("line_example.mp4", max_length=3)
```

--------------------------------

### Create Filled Polygons in Python

Source: https://context7.com/subroy13/handanim/llms.txt

Demonstrates how to create filled polygons with customizable stroke, sketch, and fill styles. The Polygon primitive requires at least three vertices. The example shows a right triangle with fill. Requires the handanim library.

```python
from handanim.core import Scene, StrokeStyle, SketchStyle, FillStyle
from handanim.primitives import Polygon
from handanim.animations import SketchAnimation
from handanim.stylings.color import BLACK, RED

scene = Scene(width=800, height=600)

# Right triangle with fill
triangle = Polygon(
    points=[
        (200, 200),
        (200, 400),
        (500, 400)
    ],
    stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=BLACK, width=2),
    sketch_style=SketchStyle(roughness=3),
    fill_style=FillStyle(color=RED, hachure_gap=10, hachure_angle=45)
)

scene.add(
    event=SketchAnimation(start_time=0, duration=3),
    drawable=triangle
)

scene.render("polygon_example.mp4", max_length=4)
```

--------------------------------

### Create Line Primitive in handanim

Source: https://context7.com/subroy13/handanim/llms.txt

Shows the basic setup for creating a Line primitive in handanim, which draws a hand-drawn style line between two points. It requires a Scene object and StrokeStyle for appearance.

```python
from handanim.core import Scene, StrokeStyle
from handanim.primitives import Line
from handanim.animations import SketchAnimation
from handanim.stylings.color import BLACK

scene = Scene(width=800, height=600)
```

--------------------------------

### TranslateTo/TranslateFromAnimation: Move Elements

Source: https://context7.com/subroy13/handanim/llms.txt

Demonstrates TranslateToAnimation for moving elements to a target point and TranslateFromAnimation for moving them from a starting point back to their original position. This is useful for creating movement effects.

```python
from handanim.core import Scene, StrokeStyle
from handanim.primitives import Circle
from handanim.animations import SketchAnimation, TranslateToAnimation, TranslateFromAnimation
from handanim.stylings.color import BLACK, BLUE

scene = Scene(width=800, height=600)

# Circle that moves to a point
circle = Circle(
    center=(200, 300),
    radius=50,
    stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=BLACK, width=2)
)

scene.add(SketchAnimation(start_time=0, duration=1), drawable=circle)
scene.add(
    TranslateToAnimation(
        start_time=1.5,
        duration=2,
        data={"point": (600, 300)}  # Target destination
    ),
    drawable=circle
)

# Circle that moves from a point
circle2 = Circle(
    center=(600, 500),
    radius=50,
    stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=BLUE, width=2)
)

scene.add(
    TranslateFromAnimation(
        start_time=4,
        duration=2,
        data={"point": (100, 100)}  # Starting position
    ),
    drawable=circle2
)

scene.render("translate_example.mp4", max_length=7)
```

--------------------------------

### Create Complex Animations with Math and Erasers

Source: https://context7.com/subroy13/handanim/llms.txt

A comprehensive example showing how to combine text, polygons, mathematical expressions, and eraser effects. It utilizes DrawableGroup to manage multiple elements and sequences them using SketchAnimation.

```python
from handanim.core import Scene, SketchStyle, StrokeStyle, FillStyle, DrawableGroup
from handanim.primitives import Text, Eraser, Polygon, Math
from handanim.stylings.color import BLUE, RED, BLACK, ERASER_HINT_COLOR
from handanim.animations import SketchAnimation

scene = Scene(width=1920, height=1088)

title = Text(text="Pythagoras' Theorem", position=(300, 500), font_size=192)
scene.add(SketchAnimation(duration=3), drawable=title)

eraser = Eraser(objects_to_erase=[title], drawable_cache=scene.drawable_cache)
scene.add(SketchAnimation(start_time=3.5, duration=1.5), drawable=eraser)

formula = Math(tex_expression=r"$a^2 + b^2 = c^2$", position=(900, 300), font_size=128)
scene.add(SketchAnimation(start_time=10, duration=3), drawable=formula)

scene.render("pythagoras_theorem.mp4", max_length=15)
```

--------------------------------

### Add Sketch Animation to Scene

Source: https://github.com/subroy13/handanim/blob/master/src/handanim_ai/prompts/codegen.txt

Applies a SketchAnimation to a drawable object within the scene. The animation is configured with a start time and duration, and added to the scene using the `add` method, which links the animation event to the specified drawable.

```python
scene.add(event=SketchAnimation(start_time=6, duration=3), drawable=right_triangle)
```

--------------------------------

### Compose Multiple Animations with CompositeAnimationEvent

Source: https://github.com/subroy13/handanim/blob/master/src/handanim_ai/prompts/codegen.txt

Combines multiple animation events into a single `CompositeAnimationEvent`. This allows for sequential or parallel execution of animations on a drawable or group of drawables, managed by specifying start times and durations for each event.

```python
scene.add(
    CompositeAnimationEvent(
        events=[
            SketchAnimation(start_time=10.5, duration=1),
            ZoomOutAnimation(start_time=11.5, duration=2),
            TranslateToAnimation(
                start_time=11.5, duration=2, data={"point": a_sq_label.position}
            ),
        ]
    ),
    drawable=label_group,
)
```

--------------------------------

### Create and Render Animations with Python

Source: https://github.com/subroy13/handanim/blob/master/README.md

Demonstrates how to initialize a scene, define a geometric primitive (NGon), apply a sketch animation, and render the final output as an MP4 video file.

```python
from handanim.core import Scene
from handanim.animations import SketchAnimation
from handanim.primitives import NGon

scene = Scene(width = 800, height = 608)
triangle = NGon(
    center = (400, 304),
    radius = 100,
    n = 3
)
scene.add(SketchAnimation(start_time = 0, end_time = 5), drawable = triangle)
scene.render("triangle_anim.mp4", fps = 30)
```

--------------------------------

### Create and Render Scene in handanim

Source: https://context7.com/subroy13/handanim/llms.txt

Demonstrates how to create a Scene object with custom dimensions, frame rate, and background color. It also shows how to render the scene as an MP4 video, a GIF, and a single SVG snapshot.

```python
from handanim.core import Scene

# Create a scene with custom dimensions and settings
scene = Scene(
    width=1920,           # Width in pixels
    height=1088,          # Height in pixels
    fps=30,               # Frames per second
    background_color=(1, 1, 1)  # White background (RGB 0-1 range)
)

# Access viewport bounds for positioning
x_min, x_max, y_min, y_max = scene.get_viewport_bounds()
print(f"Viewport: x({x_min}, {x_max}), y({y_min}, {y_max})")

# Render as video file
scene.render("output.mp4", max_length=10)  # 10 seconds

# Render as GIF
scene.render("output.gif", max_length=10)

# Render a single frame snapshot as SVG
scene.render_snapshot("frame.svg", frame_in_seconds=5.0, max_length=10)
```

--------------------------------

### Configure FillStyle in handanim

Source: https://context7.com/subroy13/handanim/llms.txt

Demonstrates how to set up FillStyle for closed shapes, including basic color and opacity, as well as hachure (hatching) patterns with customizable angles, gaps, and line weights. Supports cross-hatching.

```python
from handanim.core import FillStyle
from handanim.stylings.color import RED, BLUE, ORANGE

# Basic hachure fill
hachure_fill = FillStyle(
    color=RED,              # Fill color
    opacity=1.0,            # Fill opacity
    fill_pattern="hachure", # Hatching pattern
    hachure_angle=45,       # Angle of hatch lines in degrees
    hachure_gap=10,         # Gap between hatch lines
    hachure_line_width=1,   # Width of hatch lines
    fill_weight=2           # Overall fill weight
)

# Cross-hatched style with different angle
cross_fill = FillStyle(
    color=BLUE,
    hachure_angle=135,
    hachure_gap=8
)
```

--------------------------------

### Create and Animate Text using Python

Source: https://context7.com/subroy13/handanim/llms.txt

Demonstrates rendering text with a handwritten style, including options for positioning, font size, stroke, sketch style, and a glow effect for emphasis. The text elements are animated and saved as a video.

```python
from handanim.core import Scene, StrokeStyle, SketchStyle
from handanim.primitives import Text
from handanim.animations import SketchAnimation
from handanim.stylings.color import BLUE, BLACK

scene = Scene(width=800, height=600)

# Title text with glow effect
title = Text(
    text="Hello World!",
    position=(400, 200),        # Center position
    font_size=96,
    stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=BLUE, width=2),
    sketch_style=SketchStyle(roughness=1),
    glow_dot_hint={"color": BLUE, "radius": 5}  # Glowing dot at drawing point
)

# Smaller text
subtitle = Text(
    text="handanim demo",
    position=(400, 400),
    font_size=48,
    stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=BLACK, width=1)
)

scene.add(SketchAnimation(start_time=0, duration=3), drawable=title)
scene.add(SketchAnimation(start_time=3, duration=2), drawable=subtitle)

scene.render("text_example.mp4", max_length=6)
```

--------------------------------

### Create Open and Closed Paths in Python

Source: https://context7.com/subroy13/handanim/llms.txt

Shows how to create both open and closed paths using the LinearPath primitive. Paths are defined by a list of points and a 'close' parameter. Animations and rendering are also demonstrated. Requires the handanim library.

```python
from handanim.core import Scene, StrokeStyle
from handanim.primitives import LinearPath
from handanim.animations import SketchAnimation
from handanim.stylings.color import BLUE

scene = Scene(width=800, height=600)

# Open path through multiple points
open_path = LinearPath(
    points=[(100, 100), (200, 50), (300, 100), (400, 50)],
    close=False,
    stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=BLUE, width=2)
)

# Closed path (triangle)
closed_path = LinearPath(
    points=[(500, 100), (600, 200), (400, 200)],
    close=True,
    stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=BLUE, width=2)
)

scene.add(SketchAnimation(start_time=0, duration=2), drawable=open_path)
scene.add(SketchAnimation(start_time=2, duration=2), drawable=closed_path)

scene.render("path_example.mp4", max_length=5)
```

--------------------------------

### Configure SketchStyle in handanim

Source: https://context7.com/subroy13/handanim/llms.txt

Illustrates how to customize the hand-drawn appearance of primitives using SketchStyle. Parameters like roughness, bowing, and curve fitting control the level of imperfection and sketchiness.

```python
from handanim.core import SketchStyle

# Default smooth sketch style
smooth_sketch = SketchStyle(
    roughness=1,              # Level of imperfection (0 = smooth)
    bowing=1,                 # Curvature/waviness of lines
    max_random_offset=2,      # Maximum random jitter
    curve_tightness=0,        # How tight curves follow points
    curve_fitting=0.95,       # Curve approximation accuracy
    curve_step_count=9,       # Steps for curve rendering
    disable_multi_stroke=False,  # Enable double-pass for sketchy effect
    disable_font_mixture=True    # Use consistent font
)

# Rough hand-drawn style
rough_sketch = SketchStyle(
    roughness=5,
    bowing=2,
    max_random_offset=4
)
```

--------------------------------

### Create and Animate Ellipse and Circle using Python

Source: https://context7.com/subroy13/handanim/llms.txt

Shows how to create and animate an ellipse with custom fill and sketch styles, and a circle (a special case of an ellipse) with a fill style. Both are added to a scene with animations and rendered to a video.

```python
from handanim.core import Scene, StrokeStyle, FillStyle, SketchStyle
from handanim.primitives import Ellipse, Circle
from handanim.animations import SketchAnimation
from handanim.stylings.color import BLACK, GREEN, SKY_BLUE

scene = Scene(width=800, height=600)

# Ellipse with fill
ellipse = Ellipse(
    center=(200, 300),
    width=200,
    height=100,
    stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=BLACK, width=2),
    fill_style=FillStyle(color=GREEN, hachure_gap=8),
    sketch_style=SketchStyle(roughness=2)
)

# Circle
circle = Circle(
    center=(500, 300),
    radius=80,
    stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=BLACK, width=2),
    fill_style=FillStyle(color=SKY_BLUE, hachure_gap=10)
)

scene.add(SketchAnimation(start_time=0, duration=2), drawable=ellipse)
scene.add(SketchAnimation(start_time=2, duration=2), drawable=circle)

scene.render("ellipse_example.mp4", max_length=5)
```

--------------------------------

### Drawable Transformations: Translate and Scale in Python

Source: https://context7.com/subroy13/handanim/llms.txt

Illustrates how to apply translate and scale transformations to Drawable objects, returning new TransformedDrawable instances. This requires importing core, primitive, animation, and styling modules. The input is an original drawable object, and the output includes transformed copies with modified properties.

```python
from handanim.core import Scene, StrokeStyle
from handanim.primitives import Rectangle
from handanim.animations import SketchAnimation
from handanim.stylings.color import BLACK, BLUE, RED

scene = Scene(width=800, height=600)

# Original rectangle
original = Rectangle(
    top_left=(100, 200),
    width=100,
    height=60,
    stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=BLACK, width=2)
)

# Translated copy
translated = original.translate(offset_x=200, offset_y=0)
translated.stroke_style = StrokeStyle(color=BLUE, width=2)

# Scaled copy
scaled = original.scale(scale_x=1.5, scale_y=1.5)
scaled.stroke_style = StrokeStyle(color=RED, width=2)
```

--------------------------------

### Initialize Handanim Scene

Source: https://github.com/subroy13/handanim/blob/master/src/handanim_ai/prompts/codegen.txt

Creates a new Scene object, which serves as the canvas for all animations. The Scene constructor accepts width and height parameters to define the viewport dimensions for the animation.

```python
scene = Scene(width=1920, height=1088)  # blank scene (viewport = 1777, 1000)
```

--------------------------------

### Create N-sided Polygons (NGon) in Python

Source: https://context7.com/subroy13/handanim/llms.txt

Demonstrates the creation of regular n-sided polygons, such as triangles and pentagons, using the NGon primitive. Defined by a center point, radius, and the number of sides (n). Includes stroke and fill styles. Requires the handanim library.

```python
from handanim.core import Scene, StrokeStyle, FillStyle
from handanim.primitives import NGon
from handanim.animations import SketchAnimation
from handanim.stylings.color import BLACK, PURPLE, TEAL

scene = Scene(width=800, height=600)

# Equilateral triangle (3-gon)
triangle = NGon(
    center=(150, 300),
    radius=80,
    n=3,
    stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=BLACK, width=2),
    fill_style=FillStyle(color=PURPLE, hachure_gap=10)
)

# Pentagon (5-gon)
pentagon = NGon(
    center=(350, 300),
    radius=80,
    n=5,
    stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=BLACK, width=2),
    fill_style=FillStyle(color=TEAL, hachure_gap=8)
)

# Note: The original snippet was incomplete, missing scene.add and scene.render calls for NGon.
# Example of adding and rendering:
# scene.add(SketchAnimation(start_time=0, duration=2), drawable=triangle)
# scene.add(SketchAnimation(start_time=2, duration=2), drawable=pentagon)
# scene.render("ngon_example.mp4", max_length=5)
```

--------------------------------

### Create and Animate Arrows using Python

Source: https://context7.com/subroy13/handanim/llms.txt

Illustrates the creation of both straight arrows with different head types and sizes, and curved arrows defined by a series of points. These are animated and rendered into a video file.

```python
from handanim.core import Scene, StrokeStyle
from handanim.primitives import Arrow, CurvedArrow
from handanim.animations import SketchAnimation
from handanim.stylings.color import BLACK, RED, BLUE

scene = Scene(width=800, height=600)

# Simple arrow
arrow1 = Arrow(
    start_point=(100, 200),
    end_point=(300, 200),
    arrow_head_type="->",      # Single arrow head
    arrow_head_size=15,
    arrow_head_angle=45,
    stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=BLACK, width=2)
)

# Double arrow head
arrow2 = Arrow(
    start_point=(100, 300),
    end_point=(300, 300),
    arrow_head_type=">->",     # Double arrow head
    arrow_head_size=15,
    stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=RED, width=2)
)

# Curved arrow through control points
curved = CurvedArrow(
    points=[(400, 400), (500, 200), (600, 300), (700, 200)],
    arrow_head_type="->",
    arrow_head_size=12,
    stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=BLUE, width=2)
)

scene.add(SketchAnimation(start_time=0, duration=1.5), drawable=arrow1)
scene.add(SketchAnimation(start_time=1.5, duration=1.5), drawable=arrow2)
scene.add(SketchAnimation(start_time=3, duration=2), drawable=curved)

scene.render("arrow_example.mp4", max_length=6)
```

--------------------------------

### ZoomIn/ZoomOutAnimation: Scale Elements

Source: https://context7.com/subroy13/handanim/llms.txt

Shows how to use ZoomInAnimation to scale elements from zero to full size and ZoomOutAnimation to scale them from full size to zero. This creates dramatic entrance and exit effects.

```python
from handanim.core import Scene, StrokeStyle, FillStyle
from handanim.primitives import Circle
from handanim.animations import SketchAnimation, ZoomInAnimation, ZoomOutAnimation
from handanim.stylings.color import BLACK, GREEN

scene = Scene(width=800, height=600)

# Create circle
circle = Circle(
    center=(400, 300),
    radius=80,
    stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=BLACK, width=2),
    fill_style=FillStyle(color=GREEN, hachure_gap=8)
)

# Sketch first, then zoom out
scene.add(SketchAnimation(start_time=0, duration=2), drawable=circle)
scene.add(ZoomOutAnimation(start_time=3, duration=2), drawable=circle)

# Create another circle and zoom it in
circle2 = Circle(
    center=(400, 300),
    radius=120,
    stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=BLACK, width=2)
)
scene.add(ZoomInAnimation(start_time=5, duration=2), drawable=circle2)

scene.render("zoom_example.mp4", max_length=8)
```

--------------------------------

### Render Handanim Scene to Video

Source: https://github.com/subroy13/handanim/blob/master/src/handanim_ai/prompts/codegen.txt

Renders the entire scene into a video file. The `render` method takes the output path and the maximum length of the video in seconds as arguments. It processes all added drawables and animations to generate the final output.

```python
scene.render(output_path, max_length=15)  # save the scenes in 15 seconds of video
```

--------------------------------

### Draw Rectangles and Squares in Python

Source: https://context7.com/subroy13/handanim/llms.txt

Shows how to create rectangles and squares using convenience classes. These primitives are defined by their top-left corner, dimensions, and can include stroke, fill, and sketch styles. Requires the handanim library.

```python
from handanim.core import Scene, StrokeStyle, FillStyle, SketchStyle
from handanim.primitives import Rectangle, Square
from handanim.animations import SketchAnimation
from handanim.stylings.color import BLACK, BLUE, ORANGE

scene = Scene(width=800, height=600)

# Rectangle with fill
rect = Rectangle(
    top_left=(100, 150),
    width=200,
    height=100,
    stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=BLACK, width=2),
    fill_style=FillStyle(color=BLUE, hachure_gap=8),
    sketch_style=SketchStyle(roughness=2)
)

# Square
square = Square(
    top_left=(400, 150),
    side_length=150,
    stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=BLACK, width=2),
    fill_style=FillStyle(color=ORANGE, hachure_gap=10)
)

scene.add(SketchAnimation(start_time=0, duration=2), drawable=rect)
scene.add(SketchAnimation(start_time=2, duration=2), drawable=square)

scene.render("rectangle_example.mp4", max_length=5)
```

--------------------------------

### Create and Animate Hexagon using Python

Source: https://context7.com/subroy13/handanim/llms.txt

Demonstrates the creation of a hexagon (6-sided polygon) with specified center, radius, and stroke style. It then animates its appearance on a scene and renders it to a video file.

```python
from handanim.core import Scene, StrokeStyle
from handanim.primitives import NGon
from handanim.animations import SketchAnimation
from handanim.stylings.color import BLACK

# Assuming 'scene' is already initialized and 'triangle' and 'pentagon' are defined elsewhere
# scene = Scene(width=800, height=600)

hexagon = NGon(
    center=(550, 300),
    radius=80,
    n=6,
    stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=BLACK, width=2)
)

# scene.add(SketchAnimation(start_time=0, duration=2), drawable=triangle)
# scene.add(SketchAnimation(start_time=2, duration=2), drawable=pentagon)
scene.add(SketchAnimation(start_time=4, duration=2), drawable=hexagon)

scene.render("ngon_example.mp4", max_length=7)
```

--------------------------------

### Perform Geometric Transformations and Scene Rendering

Source: https://context7.com/subroy13/handanim/llms.txt

Demonstrates how to apply transformations like rotation to drawable objects and sequence them within a scene. The scene is then rendered to an MP4 file using the render method.

```python
rotated = original.rotate(angle=45)

scene.add(SketchAnimation(start_time=0, duration=1), drawable=original)
scene.add(SketchAnimation(start_time=1, duration=1), drawable=translated)
scene.add(SketchAnimation(start_time=2, duration=1), drawable=scaled)
scene.add(SketchAnimation(start_time=3, duration=1), drawable=rotated)

scene.render("transform_example.mp4", max_length=5)
```

--------------------------------

### Import Handanim Core and Animation Objects

Source: https://github.com/subroy13/handanim/blob/master/src/handanim_ai/prompts/codegen.txt

Imports necessary classes from the handanim library for scene management, styling, drawables, and animations. This includes core components like Scene, SketchStyle, and specific animation classes like SketchAnimation and FadeOutAnimation, as well as primitive shapes.

```python
from handanim.core import Scene, SketchStyle, StrokeStyle, FillStyle, DrawableGroup, CompositeAnimationEvent
from handanim.animations import SketchAnimation, FadeOutAnimation
from handanim.primitives import Math, Eraser, Square, Line, Rectangle
from handanim.stylings.color import BLUE, RED, BLACK, ERASER_HINT_COLOR, ORANGE
```

--------------------------------

### Configure StrokeStyle in handanim

Source: https://context7.com/subroy13/handanim/llms.txt

Shows how to define StrokeStyle for drawing lines, including basic color, width, and opacity, as well as advanced pressure variation for a more dynamic look. Supports predefined colors like BLUE, RED, and BLACK.

```python
from handanim.core import StrokeStyle
from handanim.core.styles import StrokePressure
from handanim.stylings.color import BLUE, RED, BLACK

# Basic stroke style
stroke = StrokeStyle(
    color=BLUE,           # RGB tuple (0, 0, 1)
    width=2,              # Line width in pixels
    opacity=1.0           # Fully opaque
)

# Stroke with pressure variation
pressure_stroke = StrokeStyle(
    color=RED,
    width=3,
    opacity=0.8,
    stroke_pressure=StrokePressure.PROPORTIONAL  # Varies width based on position
)

# Available pressure modes:
# StrokePressure.CONSTANT - uniform width
# StrokePressure.PROPORTIONAL - increases with distance
# StrokePressure.INVERSE - decreases with distance
```

--------------------------------

### DrawableGroup: Parallel and Series Animation in Python

Source: https://context7.com/subroy13/handanim/llms.txt

Demonstrates how to use DrawableGroup to animate multiple elements simultaneously ('parallel') or sequentially ('series'). It requires importing core, primitive, animation, and styling modules from handanim. The input is a list of drawable elements and a grouping method, with the output being a grouped drawable object ready for scene addition.

```python
from handanim.core import Scene, StrokeStyle, DrawableGroup
from handanim.primitives import Circle, Text
from handanim.animations import SketchAnimation, ZoomOutAnimation, TranslateToAnimation
from handanim.stylings.color import BLACK, RED, BLUE

scene = Scene(width=800, height=600)

# Create multiple elements
shapes = [
    Circle(center=(150, 300), radius=40, stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=RED, width=2)),
    Circle(center=(300, 300), radius=40, stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=BLUE, width=2)),
    Circle(center=(450, 300), radius=40, stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=BLACK, width=2))
]

# Parallel group - all animate together
parallel_group = DrawableGroup(
    elements=shapes,
    grouping_method="parallel"
)

scene.add(SketchAnimation(start_time=0, duration=3), drawable=parallel_group)

# Series group - animate one after another
labels = [
    Text(text="A", position=(200, 500), font_size=48, stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=BLACK)),
    Text(text="B", position=(350, 500), font_size=48, stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=BLACK)),
    Text(text="C", position=(500, 500), font_size=48, stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=BLACK))
]

series_group = DrawableGroup(
    elements=labels,
    grouping_method="series"  # Each element animates sequentially
)

scene.add(SketchAnimation(start_time=3, duration=3), drawable=series_group)

scene.render("group_example.mp4", max_length=7)
```

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### Create Math Expression Animation

Source: https://context7.com/subroy13/handanim/llms.txt

Demonstrates how to create and animate a mathematical expression using Einstein's famous equation. It utilizes the Math primitive and SketchAnimation for drawing.

```python
from handanim.core import Scene, StrokeStyle
from handanim.primitives import Math
from handanim.animations import SketchAnimation
from handanim.stylings.color import BLUE

scene = Scene(width=800, height=600)

einstein = Math(
    tex_expression=r"$E = mc^2$",
    position=(600, 600),
    font_size=128,
    stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=BLUE, width=3),
    glow_dot_hint={"color": BLUE, "radius": 5}
)

scene.add(SketchAnimation(start_time=0, duration=3), drawable=quadratic)
scene.add(SketchAnimation(start_time=3, duration=2), drawable=pythagoras)
scene.add(SketchAnimation(start_time=5, duration=2), drawable=einstein)

scene.render("math_example.mp4", max_length=8)
```

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### Apply Transformations to Drawables

Source: https://github.com/subroy13/handanim/blob/master/src/handanim_ai/prompts/codegen.txt

Demonstrates how to apply transformations such as translation, rotation, and scaling to an existing drawable object. These methods modify the drawable's position, orientation, or size.

```python
drawable1 = ...
drawable1.translate(dx, dy)
drawable1.rotate(angle_in_deg)
drawable1.scale(sx, sy)
```

--------------------------------

### Configure Viewport for Mathematical Coordinates

Source: https://context7.com/subroy13/handanim/llms.txt

Configures a custom viewport to map world coordinates to screen pixels. This allows drawing primitives like circles and lines using a mathematical coordinate system rather than raw pixel values.

```python
from handanim.core import Scene
from handanim.core.viewport import Viewport
from handanim.primitives import Circle, Line
from handanim.animations import SketchAnimation
from handanim.core import StrokeStyle
from handanim.stylings.color import BLACK, BLUE

scene = Scene(width=800, height=600, fps=30)

scene.viewport = Viewport(
	world_xrange=(-10, 10),
	world_yrange=(-10, 10),
	screen_width=800,
	screen_height=600,
	margin=50
)

origin_circle = Circle(
	center=(0, 0),
	radius=1,
	stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=BLUE, width=2)
)

scene.add(SketchAnimation(start_time=2, duration=1), drawable=origin_circle)
scene.render("viewport_example.mp4", max_length=4)
```

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### Draw Smooth Curves in Python

Source: https://context7.com/subroy13/handanim/llms.txt

Illustrates the creation of smooth, hand-drawn style curves using the Curve primitive. The curve is defined by a series of control points and can be customized with stroke and sketch styles. Requires the handanim library.

```python
from handanim.core import Scene, StrokeStyle, SketchStyle
from handanim.primitives import Curve
from handanim.animations import SketchAnimation
from handanim.stylings.color import RED

scene = Scene(width=800, height=600)

# Smooth curve through points
curve = Curve(
    points=[
        (100, 300),
        (200, 100),
        (400, 400),
        (600, 200),
        (700, 300)
    ],
    stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=RED, width=2),
    sketch_style=SketchStyle(roughness=2, curve_tightness=0)
)

scene.add(SketchAnimation(start_time=0, duration=3), drawable=curve)
scene.render("curve_example.mp4", max_length=4)
```

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### CompositeAnimationEvent: Sequential Animations in Python

Source: https://context7.com/subroy13/handanim/llms.txt

Shows how to combine multiple animation events into a single sequence for a drawable object using CompositeAnimationEvent. This requires importing core, primitive, animation, and styling modules. The input is a list of animation events, and the output is a composite event that can be applied to a drawable in a scene.

```python
from handanim.core import Scene, StrokeStyle, CompositeAnimationEvent
from handanim.primitives import Math
from handanim.animations import (
    SketchAnimation, FadeOutAnimation, ZoomOutAnimation, TranslateToAnimation
)
from handanim.stylings.color import BLUE

scene = Scene(width=1200, height=800)

# Create math expression
formula = Math(
    tex_expression=r"$(a + b)^2$",
    position=(300, 400),
    font_size=128,
    stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=BLUE, width=2),
    glow_dot_hint={"color": BLUE, "radius": 5}
)

# Apply multiple animations in sequence
scene.add(
    event=CompositeAnimationEvent(
        events=[
            SketchAnimation(start_time=0, duration=2),           # Draw first
            ZoomOutAnimation(start_time=3, duration=1.5),        # Then shrink
            TranslateToAnimation(                                 # While moving
                start_time=3, duration=1.5,
                data={"point": (800, 200)}
            )
        ]
    ),
    drawable=formula
)

# Final result appears after transformation
result = Math(
    tex_expression=r"$= a^2 + 2ab + b^2$",
    position=(600, 500),
    font_size=96,
    stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=BLUE, width=2)
)
scene.add(SketchAnimation(start_time=5, duration=2), drawable=result)

scene.render("composite_example.mp4", max_length=8)
```

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### Create a Drawable Group

Source: https://github.com/subroy13/handanim/blob/master/src/handanim_ai/prompts/codegen.txt

Groups multiple drawable elements into a single `DrawableGroup`. This allows for applying transformations or animations collectively to all elements within the group.

```python
label_group = DrawableGroup(
    elements=[
        # list of drawable elements
    ]
)
```

--------------------------------

### FadeIn/FadeOutAnimation: Control Element Visibility

Source: https://context7.com/subroy13/handanim/llms.txt

Demonstrates FadeInAnimation to make elements appear and FadeOutAnimation to make them disappear. This is useful for managing element visibility over time in animations.

```python
from handanim.core import Scene, StrokeStyle
from handanim.primitives import Text
from handanim.animations import SketchAnimation, FadeInAnimation, FadeOutAnimation
from handanim.stylings.color import BLUE

scene = Scene(width=800, height=600)

text = Text(
    text="Fade Demo",
    position=(400, 300),
    font_size=96,
    stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=BLUE, width=2)
)

# First sketch the text, then fade it out
scene.add(SketchAnimation(start_time=0, duration=2), drawable=text)
scene.add(FadeOutAnimation(start_time=3, duration=2), drawable=text)

# Fade in another element
text2 = Text(
    text="New Text",
    position=(400, 300),
    font_size=96,
    stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=BLUE, width=2)
)
scene.add(FadeInAnimation(start_time=5, duration=2), drawable=text2)

scene.render("fade_example.mp4", max_length=8)
```

--------------------------------

### SketchAnimation: Draw Elements with Hand Effect

Source: https://context7.com/subroy13/handanim/llms.txt

Illustrates the use of SketchAnimation to draw various shapes like circles with a hand-drawing effect. It allows for customization of stroke, fill, and glow effects, along with timing controls for animation.

```python
from handanim.core import Scene, StrokeStyle, FillStyle
from handanim.primitives import Circle
from handanim.animations import SketchAnimation
from handanim.stylings.color import BLUE, RED

scene = Scene(width=800, height=600)

# Circle with fill and wait before fill
circle = Circle(
    center=(400, 300),
    radius=100,
    stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=BLUE, width=2),
    fill_style=FillStyle(color=RED, hachure_gap=10),
    glow_dot_hint={"color": BLUE, "radius": 8, "frequency": 5}
)

# Animation with timing control
scene.add(
    event=SketchAnimation(
        start_time=0,           # Start immediately
        duration=4,             # Total animation duration
        data={"wait_before_fill": 0.5}  # Wait before filling
    ),
    drawable=circle
)

scene.render("sketch_animation.mp4", max_length=5)
```

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### Eraser: Whiteboard Eraser Effect in Python

Source: https://context7.com/subroy13/handanim/llms.txt

Demonstrates the Eraser class to create a whiteboard eraser effect, removing specified drawables by drawing over them with the background color. This requires importing core, primitive, animation, and styling modules. The input includes the objects to erase and a scene's drawable cache, producing an eraser animation.

```python
from handanim.core import Scene, StrokeStyle
from handanim.primitives import Text, Eraser
from handanim.animations import SketchAnimation
from handanim.stylings.color import BLUE, ERASER_HINT_COLOR

scene = Scene(width=800, height=600)

# Create text to erase
title = Text(
    text="Erase Me!",
    position=(400, 300),
    font_size=96,
    stroke_style=StrokeStyle(color=BLUE, width=2),
    glow_dot_hint={"color": BLUE, "radius": 5}
)

# Draw the text first
scene.add(SketchAnimation(start_time=0, duration=2), drawable=title)

# Create eraser for the text
eraser = Eraser(
    objects_to_erase=[title],
    drawable_cache=scene.drawable_cache,
    glow_dot_hint={"color": ERASER_HINT_COLOR, "radius": 10}
)

# Erase after a pause
scene.add(SketchAnimation(start_time=3, duration=2), drawable=eraser)

scene.render("eraser_example.mp4", max_length=6)
```

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