dsh-animation-principles

Anyone working on animation, interactive design, or game development has probably referenced the 12 principles of animation more than once, yet the details—timing cues, applicability, common pitfalls—are usually scattered across notes, videos, and half-finished docs. Pulling them up in the middle of a session is a chore.\n\ndsh-animation-principles packs the 12 principles into a structured, self-contained knowledge base. It is a pure Node package that runs entirely on your machine with no network calls and no external services. Once installed, it registers tools into your session so you can ask for a principle's definition, key points, or usage context right inside the conversation—like a pocket animation-textbook the assistant can flip through on demand.\n\nIt is geared toward animators, game developers, interaction designers, and anyone who wants reliable animation-theory reference while collaborating with an AI assistant. MIT-licensed, source-transparent, and ready the moment you add it to your bundles.