npc-showcase-clips
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Record short clips of NPC conversations that look like real gameplay, ready to post. Covers scripted exchanges at chosen places and times, the gameplay camera held still behind the player, both lines rendered before the clip rolls so it plays back to back, the game's own HUD and subtitles with nothing of the mod on screen, timeline markers for cutting, screen and audio sync, 5-10 s cuts in 16:9 (and 9:16), pinning lines to re-voice an approved take, and re-taking clips that run long. Use when the user wants demo videos, clips or a montage of talking NPCs.
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npx skills add christos-antono/NPCTalk --skill npc-showcase-clips -a claude-code
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