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·letztes Jahr·discuss
You are not stupid! No need to be sorry. It's my job to write more clearly. Thank you again for writing the comment.
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·letztes Jahr·discuss
Omg, I was not a BERT coauthor! But thank you so much for writing this, I had no idea that other post could have accidentally implied this. I will revise that section.
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·letztes Jahr·discuss
Oh my, those figures are gorgeous! Thank you for sharing.
mbforbes
·vor 4 Jahren·discuss
I use Sketch to export SVGs, and animate them with anime.js. Here's an example of some illustrations where I did this [1]. It's not without issues though; using external (i.e., not inlined) SVGs is surprisingly tricky, and you quickly run into edge cases with groups and transforms---some notes here [2].

I like this approach because it decouples drawing and animating, and with SVG it is resolution and bandwidth-friendly. I was already used to making figures for research papers with Sketch, so I just suck with that, and added anime.js on top. However, for more complex motion like you might be hinting with your post, I could imagine a GUI tool with a proper timeline and tweening to be more ergonomic.

[1] https://maxwellforbes.com/posts/every-phd-is-different/ [2] https://maxwellforbes.com/garage/animating-svgs-from-sketch-...