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Tumbling Letters

Letters tumble onto a baseline, bounce, then reassemble. This is a keyframed study, not interactive physics.

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Create a clean, silent 2D motion-graphics study of Tumbling Letters, in a landscape 16:9 composition.

Letters tumble onto a baseline, bounce, then reassemble. This is a keyframed study, not interactive physics.

Timing: one complete reference cycle lasts 3.2 seconds, including the described holds and reset. If the output clip is longer, repeat this cycle. Use smooth acceleration and deceleration between the described poses, preserving the holds and corrections.
Playback order: forward, following the sequence described above.
Composition: scale the entire artwork layout to 100% of the baseline centered composition; the canvas size stays fixed. Keep the motion unclipped. Use a background #090a12 and main-color artwork #c4c5ce (pale-tint: the main color blended about 75% toward the background), crisp edges and restrained shading. Lock the camera; no camera movement, cuts, perspective changes beyond the stated technique, or extra objects.
The only visible text is the text “FALL APART”, spelled exactly. No logos, watermarks, interface controls or captions. No dialogue, music, sound effects or ambient audio.

Priority: preserve the defining movement — Letters tumble onto a baseline, bounce, then reassemble. This is a keyframed study, not interactive physics. Compare the beginning, middle and end of the cycle.
Text layout: horizontal lines. Preserve explicit line breaks. Letter spacing: 0 composition pixels. Text: "FALL APART".
Final palette: main color #c4c5ce, background #090a12; pale-tint means the main color blended about 75% toward the background.

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Letters tumble onto a baseline, bounce, then reassemble. This is a keyframed study, not interactive physics. Compare the beginning, middle and end of the cycle.