Looks cool

(btw: There is a typo "KLightning damage")

what is that? :O

Always depends on the amount of work you would have to put in. If it can be done relatively quickly, you should certainly try to do it (but don't forget to also think of ways to promote the demo)

Next to the comments already made:

I guess (and I might be wrong), that people will get better at identifying AI-images over time - not consciously, but subconsciously.

So, I guess, that an impressive AI artwork from today could look bland for people in a few years time

...my advice:
1. Think really hard, if you really want to do this

2. Never use linear transformations for movements, etc.. Always use something more smooth.

3/3

The result:
1. I have now my own "R-engine" for animated plot (e.g. for animated smileys in scatterplots)

2. It was way too much work to make this and this wouldn't make economic sense (it was a hobby pet project though)

If you want to do something similar...

2/3

Interesting

My attempt to make animations with R:
I used ggplot to make one plot for each frame
-> stored them into a folder
-> used the the library "av" to merge them to a video

Everything was drawn in ggplot - no images were included (with the exception of my logo)

bsky.app/profile/bear...

This project was rotting on my hard drive for a while. I thought it is too good to let it just stay there (even if it is not perfect)

It is the result of the question: Can you make cool looking animation with #RProgramming ?
The answer is "yes", although rendering times were bad