MisakaZentai/world-execute-me-dsh-pv
Code-rendered TUI fan PV for Mili world.execute(me); with a DeepSeek Harness-style chat window. MIT code; CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 artwork.
What it solves
This project is a code-rendered, unofficial fan music video (PV) for the song "world.execute(me);" by Mili. It provides a complete source to programmatically render every frame of the video, ensuring that the visual elements are a pure function of song time.
How it works
The project uses a Python-based build system to render the video in stages:
- Chat Window Rendering: It uses Playwright to take screenshots of HTML pages built from the DeepSeek Harness (dsh) CSS and JS, simulating a chat interface on the left side of the screen.
- TUI Model Visualization: A TUI (Text User Interface) engine drawn with PIL (Python Imaging Library) renders a model visualization on the right side of the screen.
- Audio-Visual Sync: The system downloads lyrics from LRCLIB and combines them with pre-defined word-level timing data to synchronize the visuals with the song.
- Final Assembly: The rendered frames are compiled into a final MP4 video using ffmpeg.
Who it’s for
- Fans of Mili and DeepSeek, who want to see a code-driven artistic expression of the song's themes.
- Developers and digital artists interested in programmatic video rendering and TUI-style aesthetics.
Highlights
- Purely Code-Driven: Every frame is generated by code, allowing for high-resolution (up to 4K) rendering.
- TUI Aesthetics: Combines a chat interface and a model visualization engine to create a a unique visual style.
- TUI-style dancer: Includes a a placeholder dancer generated via code from character art.
- Integrated Build Pipeline: A single command (
python build.py all) handles everything from lyric synchronization to final rendering.
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