feat(studio): keyframe system — parser, runtime, timeline UI, design panel, gesture recording (#1311)

* feat(studio): runtime hooks — global time compiler + keyframe runtime

Add the runtime bridge layer: global time compilation (tween % → clip %),
soft reload after mutations, runtime keyframe preview, and keyframe
commit helper.

* feat(studio): runtime hooks — global time compiler + keyframe runtime

Add the runtime bridge layer: global time compilation (tween % → clip %),
soft reload after mutations, runtime keyframe preview, and keyframe
commit helper.

* feat(studio): keyframe cache + commit hooks

Add hooks for keyframe cache population (tween → clip-relative %),
mutation dispatch, keyframe snapping, and audio beat detection.

* feat(studio): timeline UI — dopesheet diamonds + keyboard nav

Add dopesheet strip with diamond keyframe indicators, timeline property
rows, keyboard navigation (J/Shift+J/Delete/K), and feature gate
(STUDIO_KEYFRAMES_ENABLED defaults to false).

* feat(studio): design panel — arc controls + ease curve + stagger

Add arc path controls (curviness slider, auto-rotate), motion path SVG
overlay, ease curve visualization, stagger controls, and expanded
animation card. Includes border-radius editor dependency from #1217.

* feat(studio): gesture recording core

Add gesture recording engine with RAF sampling, modifier key property
mapping (Shift→rotationXY, Alt→rotation, Cmd→opacity),
Ramer-Douglas-Peucker simplification, and ghost trail SVG overlay.

* fix(studio): keyframe drag + recording bug bash

21 fixes: capture GSAP base at drag start, translate:none before
gsap.set, skip reapplyPathOffsets for GSAP elements, clamp recording
seek, _auto flag for 100% keyframes, overlay flash fix, block edits
during recording.

* feat(studio): keyframe integration wiring + docs

Wire App.tsx recording orchestration, TimelineToolbar K/R buttons,
PropertyPanel per-property diamonds, shortcuts panel, toast
notifications, and keyframes guide documentation. All gated on
STUDIO_KEYFRAMES_ENABLED (default false).
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/**
* Ramer-Douglas-Peucker simplification for time-series data.
*
* Used to reduce gesture recording samples into a minimal set of keyframes
* that approximate the original curve within a configurable tolerance.
*/
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// 1D time-series simplification
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
/**
* Perpendicular distance from point (t, v) to the line segment between
* (t1, v1) and (t2, v2). For 1D time-series this reduces to the vertical
* distance from the point to the interpolated value on the line.
*/
function perpendicularDistance(
t: number,
v: number,
t1: number,
v1: number,
t2: number,
v2: number,
): number {
// Degenerate case: start and end share the same time
if (t2 === t1) return Math.abs(v - v1);
const interpolated = v1 + ((v2 - v1) * (t - t1)) / (t2 - t1);
return Math.abs(v - interpolated);
}
/**
* Standard Ramer-Douglas-Peucker on 1D time-series data.
*
* Each point is treated as (time, value) in 2D space. Returns the minimal
* subset of input points that approximates the curve within `epsilon`.
*
* - `epsilon = 0` returns all points (no simplification).
* - A large `epsilon` returns just the first and last points.
* - Empty or single-point input is returned unchanged.
*/
function simplifyTimeSeries(
points: Array<{ time: number; value: number }>,
epsilon: number,
): Array<{ time: number; value: number }> {
if (points.length <= 2) return points;
if (epsilon <= 0) return points;
const first = points[0];
const last = points[points.length - 1];
let maxDist = 0;
let maxIndex = 0;
for (let i = 1; i < points.length - 1; i++) {
const d = perpendicularDistance(
points[i].time,
points[i].value,
first.time,
first.value,
last.time,
last.value,
);
if (d > maxDist) {
maxDist = d;
maxIndex = i;
}
}
if (maxDist > epsilon) {
const left = simplifyTimeSeries(points.slice(0, maxIndex + 1), epsilon);
const right = simplifyTimeSeries(points.slice(maxIndex), epsilon);
// left includes maxIndex, right starts with maxIndex — drop the duplicate
return left.slice(0, -1).concat(right);
}
return [first, last];
}
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Multi-property gesture simplification
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
/**
* Simplify gesture recording samples into percentage-keyed keyframes.
*
* Runs `simplifyTimeSeries` independently per property across all samples,
* then merges the retained time points into a single Map keyed by percentage
* of `totalDuration` (0100, rounded to 1 decimal).
*
* Independent per-property simplification means that complex motion on one
* property (e.g. `x`) does not force extra keyframes on a simpler property
* (e.g. `opacity`).
*
* At each retained percentage the output contains all properties interpolated
* at that time — not just the property that caused the time point to survive.
*/
export function simplifyGestureSamples(
samples: Array<{ time: number; properties: Record<string, number> }>,
totalDuration: number,
epsilon: number,
): Map<number, Record<string, number>> {
if (samples.length === 0) return new Map();
if (totalDuration <= 0) return new Map();
// Collect all property keys present across samples
const propertyKeys = new Set<string>();
for (const s of samples) {
for (const key of Object.keys(s.properties)) {
propertyKeys.add(key);
}
}
// Run RDP independently per property and collect surviving times
const survivingTimes = new Set<number>();
for (const key of propertyKeys) {
const series: Array<{ time: number; value: number }> = [];
for (const s of samples) {
if (key in s.properties) {
series.push({ time: s.time, value: s.properties[key] });
}
}
const simplified = simplifyTimeSeries(series, epsilon);
for (const pt of simplified) {
survivingTimes.add(pt.time);
}
}
// Sort surviving times so we can iterate in order
const sortedTimes = Array.from(survivingTimes).sort((a, b) => a - b);
// For each surviving time, interpolate all properties and store by percentage
const result = new Map<number, Record<string, number>>();
for (const t of sortedTimes) {
const pct = Math.round((t / totalDuration) * 1000) / 10; // 1 decimal
const props: Record<string, number> = {};
for (const key of propertyKeys) {
props[key] = interpolatePropertyAtTime(samples, key, t);
}
result.set(pct, props);
}
return result;
}
/**
* Linearly interpolate a single property value at the given time from the
* samples array. Assumes samples are sorted by time.
*/
function interpolatePropertyAtTime(
samples: Array<{ time: number; properties: Record<string, number> }>,
key: string,
t: number,
): number {
// Find bracketing samples that contain this property
let before: { time: number; value: number } | undefined;
let after: { time: number; value: number } | undefined;
for (const s of samples) {
if (!(key in s.properties)) continue;
const v = s.properties[key];
if (s.time <= t) {
before = { time: s.time, value: v };
}
if (s.time >= t && after === undefined) {
after = { time: s.time, value: v };
}
}
// Exact match or only one side available
if (before && before.time === t) return before.value;
if (after && after.time === t) return after.value;
if (!before) return after!.value;
if (!after) return before.value;
// Linear interpolation
const ratio = (t - before.time) / (after.time - before.time);
return before.value + (after.value - before.value) * ratio;
}