Requirements
- Target platform
- OpenClaw
- Install method
- Manual import
- Extraction
- Extract archive
- Prerequisites
- OpenClaw
- Primary doc
- SKILL.md
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Terrain Route Video
Generate a minimalist terrain-style animated driving route video (MP4) from a list of stops (cities/POIs) without Remotion. Uses OSRM for road-following geom...
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Generate a minimalist terrain-style animated driving route video (MP4) from a list of stops (cities/POIs) without Remotion. Uses OSRM for road-following geom...
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Quick setup
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Package facts
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- Package format
- ZIP package
- Source platform
- Tencent SkillHub
- What's included
- SKILL.md, _meta.json, references/stops.schema.json, scripts/terrain_route_video.py
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Trust & source
Release facts
- Source
- Tencent SkillHub
- Verification
- Indexed source record
- Version
- 0.2.0
Provenance
- Publisher
- jack4world
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Documentation
Output defaults (recommended)
Size: 1600x900 FPS: 30 Duration: 12s Style: dark terrain basemap + red route line + cyan head dot
Option A) Road-follow (OSRM) via stops.json
Create a stops.json file: { "stops": [ {"id": "01", "name": "θ₯ι³", "lon": 112.1163785, "lat": 32.0109980}, {"id": "02", "name": "θζ²³ε£", "lon": 111.7575073, "lat": 32.4370526} ] } Schema reference: references/stops.schema.json.
Option B) Track-follow via .gpx / .kml
If you already have a route track (GPX/KML), you can generate the video directly from the track geometry (no OSRM calls): GPX: uses <trkpt> (track points) or falls back to <rtept> KML: supports both: standard <LineString><coordinates> 2bulu/Google-style <gx:Track><gx:coord> (common in hiking app exports)
Runbook
Create a fresh working folder (keeps caches + frames local). Create a Python venv and install deps: python3 -m venv .venv source .venv/bin/activate pip install -U pip pip install numpy matplotlib pillow requests Render video (choose one): OSRM road-follow mode (stops.json) python /path/to/skills/terrain-route-video/scripts/terrain_route_video.py \ --stops stops.json \ --out out.mp4 \ --size 1600x900 \ --fps 30 --duration 12 \ --title "ζ±ζ±εΉ³εε°ζ΄εΊζΉ Β· θΆ³θΏΉ" \ --subtitle "θ₯ι³ β θζ²³ε£ β θε· β ηε© β ζ΄ͺζΉΒ·ε³°ε£ι β ε²³ι³" GPX/KML track mode python /path/to/skills/terrain-route-video/scripts/terrain_route_video.py \ --route my-track.gpx \ --out out.mp4 \ --size 1600x900 \ --fps 30 --duration 12 \ --title "My Trip" \ --subtitle "GPX/KML track" Notes: The script creates frames/ and .tile-cache/ in the current folder. If the user complains the line is not βhugging highwaysβ, keep full OSRM geometry (default) and avoid any simplification. If text shows missing glyphs, pass --font /System/Library/Fonts/Hiragino Sans GB.ttc (default) or another CJK font path. OpenTopoMap tile availability can vary by zoom/region/network. The script will auto-fallback to a lower zoom if tile requests fail.
Camera / route
--zoom 18 (terrain tile zoom; default is 18; may auto-fallback if tiles fail) --lookahead 0.02 (camera looks ahead on the route; smaller = steadier) --dwell 0 (pause frames at each stop; default 0) --no-follow (static full-route view, no fly-follow)
Basemap readability (new)
These are useful when map labels feel too dark/washed out. --basemap-alpha 0.85 (make basemap more visible) --overlay-alpha 0.25 (reduce the dark overlay; clearer labels) --basemap-contrast 1.20 (increase contrast) --basemap-sharpness 1.45 (sharpen text/lines) --basemap-color 0.80 (saturation multiplier)
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Package contents
Included in package
2 Config1 Docs1 Scripts
- SKILL.md
- scripts/terrain_route_video.py
- _meta.json
- references/stops.schema.json