Okay, I'll clone the video you provided.

Here's the plan:

1. Project Setup: I'll use the video's dimensions (886x494 pixels), a standard 30 FPS, and the original duration of 39 seconds (which is 1170 frames). The project ID will be 4a3a575f-ba29-427e-bd23-b38f2c6185e9.
2. Overall Style: The video has a dark, techy aesthetic with a very dark blue/black background, subtle particle effects, and off-white text. Animations are quick, often with a bouncy or springy feel.
3. Fonts: I'll primarily use the "Montserrat" font family, with "TitanOne" for the main "bolt" logo to give it a distinct, heavy look. Other text elements will use various weights of Montserrat.
4. Audio: The audio from your provided video will be included.
5. Scenes: I'll break down the video into several scenes, creating components for each major section:
   • Intro: "bolt PRESENTS" logo animation.
   • Hackathon Title: "WORLD'S LARGEST HACKATHON" with a "$1M+" prize pool badge and abstract background shapes.
   • Taglines: Series of impactful phrases like "THE FIRST TIME", "ANYONE CAN BUILD SOFTWARE".
   • Counters: Animated numbers for hackers, countries, etc.
   • Prize Announcement: "$1 MILLION IN PRIZES".
   • Judges Section: "MEET THE JUDGES" with a grid of (placeholder) judge profiles.
   • Call to Action: "Join Us on May 30th" and "LET'S SET A WORLD RECORD TOGETHER" with a "Register Now" button.
   • Outro: "hackathon.dev" URL.
6. Reusable Components: I'll create common components for things like animated text, the background, particles, and specific UI elements like the corner brackets.

Let's start by creating the main structure, the background, and the first scene.

I've set up the project with the correct dimensions and duration. I've also created the animated background with particles, defined the fonts, and built the first scene ("bolt PRESENTS") with its animations. The audio from the reference video is included. Next, I'll continue adding the subsequent scenes.

Okay, I'll add the rest of the scenes to your video project. This involves creating several new components for each scene and updating the main timeline.

Here's the plan for the remaining scenes:

1. Scene 2: Hackathon Title: "WORLD'S LARGEST HACKATHON" will animate in, followed by a "$1M+ PRIZE POOL" badge. Abstract geometric shapes will animate subtly in the background.
2. Scene 3: Taglines Part 1: A sequence of three taglines: "THE FIRST TIME", "ANYONE CAN BUILD SOFTWARE", and "ANYONE CAN WIN", each animating in and out.
3. Scene 4: Counters: Animated counters for "100,000+ HACKERS", "150+ COUNTRIES", and "1000+ PROJECTS".
4. Scene 5: Prize Announcement: The text "$1 MILLION IN PRIZES" will animate prominently.
5. Scene 6: Meet the Judges: A title "MEET THE JUDGES" followed by a grid of placeholder judge cards.
6. Scene 7: Call to Action: Texts "Join Us on May 30th", "LET'S SET A WORLD RECORD TOGETHER", and a "Register Now" button will be displayed.
7. Scene 8: Outro: The URL "hackathon.dev" will animate in as the final element.

I'll create new files for each of these scenes and any necessary helper components, then update main.tsx to orchestrate them.

I've added all the remaining scenes, including helper components for animated text, badges, counters, judge cards, and buttons. The main timeline in main.tsx has been updated to include these new scenes with their respective durations, matching the structure of the reference video. Each scene includes animations for its elements, aiming to replicate the style and timing of the original.

You're right, it looks like the fps (frames per second) value was missing in a couple of spots where animations are calculated. This can happen when the spring() animation helper doesn't know the video's frame rate.

I've fixed this in the Badge.tsx and Button.tsx components by ensuring they correctly get the fps value from the video's configuration.

Here are the updated files:

The animations in the Badge and Button components should now work correctly.

Okay, I've addressed the issues:

1. Bolt Logo Font: The "B" in the "Bolt" logo in the first scene now uses the Montserrat font (specifically fontWeight: '800') to match the "olt" part. I've also adjusted its skewX to be consistent with "olt".
2. Counter Data: The counters in the fourth scene have been updated to "10,000+ HACKERS" and "75+ COUNTRIES", and the "PROJECTS" counter has been removed.
3. Bracket Direction: The corner brackets around "PRESENTS" in the first scene have been fixed. The bottom-right vertical bracket was indeed transforming incorrectly; it should now draw correctly to form the intended corner shape, matching the visual style in your provided image.

Additionally, because the number of counters changed, the duration of that scene and the total video duration have been updated. The video is now 50 frames shorter.

Here are the updated files:

The "Bolt" logo, counter numbers, and bracket appearance should now be corrected as per your requests. The total video duration has also been adjusted.

Okay, I've updated the video based on your feedback and the images you provided.

Here's what I've changed:

1. Bolt Logo Alignment (Scene1Intro.tsx):

   • The "b" and "olt" parts of the logo are now aligned to their top edges using flexbox (alignItems: 'flex-start').
   • The previous relative positioning on "olt" (bottom: height * 0.01) has been removed.
   • Both parts use montserratFontFamily with fontWeight: '800' and the skewX(-8deg) transformation for a consistent look, matching the end state shown in your image. The existing animations will lead to this corrected final state.

2. "PRESENTS" Brackets (CornerBrackets.tsx & Scene1Intro.tsx):

   • Animation Sync: In CornerBrackets.tsx, all segments of the four L-shaped brackets now animate their length in unison. This means the horizontal and vertical parts of each bracket will grow at the same rate, creating a cleaner appearance as they form.
   • Bracket Size: In Scene1Intro.tsx, I've increased the bracketLengthRatio for the CornerBrackets from 0.25 to 0.65. This will make the arms of the L-brackets longer and more prominent, closer to what's shown in your second image.

These adjustments should make the "bolt" logo appear as intended and the "PRESENTS" brackets look much cleaner and correctly formed.

Here are the updated files:

The logo alignment and the bracket appearance should now be fixed. I've also made a minor adjustment to the CornerBrackets.tsx to ensure the lines for right-hand and bottom-hand brackets grow correctly from their respective edges. The paddingTop on the "olt" text is a fine-tuning step; depending on exact font rendering, it might need a tiny adjustment for pixel-perfect top alignment with the "b".

Okay, I've made those two adjustments for you.

1. "b" in "bolt" logo:

   • I've slightly reduced its font size from height * 0.35 to height * 0.34.
   • I've shifted the entire "bolt" logo (both "b" and "olt") a little to the left by changing its container's right offset from width * 0.08 to width * 0.085. This should give the "b" the slight leftward nudge you're looking for relative to its previous position.

2. "PRESENTS" brackets:

   • I've increased the width of the container that holds the "PRESENTS" text and its surrounding brackets from width * 0.25 to width * 0.27.
   • To ensure this wider block remains centered correctly, I've adjusted its left positioning from calc(50% + ${width * 0.11}px) to calc(50% + ${width * 0.10}px). This change effectively moves the right-hand brackets further to the right.

Here's the updated Scene1Intro.tsx file:

These changes should refine the logo and "PRESENTS" text to better match your vision.

Okay, I understand. You want to increase the space between the "b" and "olt" in the "bolt" logo at the beginning of the video, which should also result in the "b" appearing slightly more to the left.

I'll adjust the marginRight style property of the "b" element in Scene1Intro.tsx. It's currently set to '-0.05em' (which reduces space). I'll change it to '0.05em' to add a bit of space. This will push "olt" slightly to the right relative to "b", and because the overall logo container's right edge is fixed, its left edge (where "b" is) will move to the left.

Here's the updated Scene1Intro.tsx file:

This change should give you the desired spacing in the "bolt" logo.

Okay, it sounds like the last adjustment for the "b" in "bolt" went a little too far to the left. I'll nudge it back to the right.

The previous change introduced marginRight: '0.05em' on the "b" to create more space, while the logo container was at right: width * 0.085. This combination seems to have pushed the "b" too far left.

I'll reduce the marginRight on the "b" from '0.05em' to '0em'. This will lessen the space slightly compared to the last version, which should bring the "b" a bit to the right, hopefully hitting that sweet spot. The overall logo container will remain at right: width * 0.085.

Here's the updated Scene1Intro.tsx file:

This adjustment should move the "b" slightly to the right from its previous position. Let me know if this is closer to what you're looking for!