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| Element | Description | Technical Notes | |---|---|---| | | A radial gauge (0‑100 %) that fills as the fight intensifies. The fill color shifts from cool blue → electric teal → hot orange → blazing red. | Driven by audio‑level analysis (volume, frequency spikes) + motion‑vector data from the footage (via optical flow). | | Combo Counter | Displays the number of consecutive successful hits a fighter lands without interruption. A “combo streak” triggers a brief visual flare (glitch‑style burst) and a subtle sound cue. | Implemented with a simple hit‑detection algorithm (bounding‑box overlap) and a timer reset on missed attacks. | | Health Bar with Narrative Tags | Classic health bars for each combatant, but each segment is labeled with a short, context‑specific word (e.g., “Hope,” “Doubt,” “Fury”). As health drops, the words fade, giving a storytelling vibe. | Health is a static value derived from the script; tags are pre‑assigned in an editable JSON file. | | Audience Pulse | A peripheral “pulse line” that reacts to live chat sentiment (if streamed) or to the average of viewer ratings on a 5‑point scale. When the crowd gets pumped, the line spikes, adding a subtle vignette glow to the scene. | Requires a lightweight WebSocket connection to a chat API, or an offline “sentiment simulation” for pre‑recorded releases. | | AR “Buddy” Companion | A small, stylized holographic avatar (the “Buddy”) that hovers in a corner, offering commentary, tips, or humorous quips. The Buddy’s expressions sync with the Energy Meter: calm when the fight is low‑key, wild when the meter hits 80 %+. | Rendered in Unity/Unreal as a 2‑D sprite sheet, composited in post‑production with key‑frame triggers. | Oleksandr chuckled, shaking his head
| Phase | Milestones | Tools / Tech | |---|---|---| | | • Define HUD layout (wireframes) • Create JSON spec for health tags & combo thresholds • Design Buddy avatar art assets | Sketch/Figma, JSON schema | | 2️⃣ Data Extraction | • Run optical‑flow analysis on the source footage (e.g., OpenCV) • Extract audio RMS & frequency bands (Librosa) • Tag hit frames manually or via a simple collision script | Python + OpenCV + Librosa | | 3️⃣ HUD Generation | • Write a Node/JS script that converts extracted data into key‑frames for After Effects • Build Energy Meter animation, combo pop‑ups, health bars | After Effects + Bodymovin (Lottie) | | 4️⃣ Buddy Integration | • Animate Buddy in Unity (2‑D sprite sheet) • Export as transparent video with alpha channel • Sync Buddy’s expression triggers to Energy Meter data | Unity → ProRes 4444 or WebM (alpha) | | 5️⃣ Live‑Interaction Layer (optional) | • Set up a small server (Node + Socket.io) that ingests chat sentiment • Feed sentiment values into the “Audience Pulse” overlay in real time | Node.js, Socket.io, OBS WebSocket | | 6️⃣ Final Compositing | • Layer HUD, Buddy, and original footage in NLE (Premiere Pro / DaVinci Resolve) • Color‑grade to unify the look • Export master file + optional streaming‑ready versions | Premiere Pro / DaVinci Resolve | | 7️⃣ QA & Release | • Test on multiple screens (desktop, mobile, TV) • Verify sync for subtitles/closed captions • Publish on YouTube, Vimeo, and embed in the Azov Films site | QA checklist, analytics set‑up |