Interaction

Enter a message and press Enter or the arrow to show a local bubble and colour wave. Four colours drive that same wave; response duration controls the send transition. Manual sends use the original public cue and can be muted; automatic demos stay silent and the cue keeps its original speed. Edit the local demo reply and delay, in milliseconds (1000 is one second); changing settings cancels pending old replies and the next send uses current content. Catalog hover, focus and mobile Preview share a demonstration; the title opens the editor.

Effect notes

Placeholder: "Send Message"；Input width: 512；Input font size: 16；Input radius: 24；Canvas background: "#f1f1f1"；Input background: "#ffffff"；Button background: "#f5f4f3"；Text color: "#000000"；Wave pink: "#fc2ba3"；Wave orange: "#fc6d35"；Wave yellow: "#f9c83d"；Wave blue: "#144ec5"；Play sound on manual send: true；Local demo reply: "Lock in vro 😵"；Demo reply delay: 1000；Demonstration text: "A little more color"

States

The configured initial state uses the saved content above. Logical preview canvas 768 × 500; saved scale 1, offset (0, 0).

Timing

Response basis 500 ms, delay 0 ms. Observation speed is runtime only.

Enter and exit

A compact message input with a rainbow send wave, rotating arrow and local message stack. Native controls retain their current local state after the demonstration ends.

Repeated input and interruption

Leaving the catalog with focus outside, going offscreen and switching to the background stop the demonstration. Manual input, live selection and playback progress never replace the saved defaults.

Effect notes

The controls, preview, JSON, Motion adapter, prompt project and HTML export use this same saved settings object and renderer. Catalog cards always show project defaults.

Reduced motion

No automatic demonstration; transitions settle immediately. Native text input, buttons, selection and keyboard controls remain available.

Default configuration

These values come from the maintained default configuration. Editor drafts and exported changes can differ.

{
  "schemaVersion": 2,
  "recipeId": "skiper-82",
  "durationMs": 500,
  "delayMs": 0,
  "easing": [
    0.22,
    1,
    0.36,
    1
  ],
  "offsetX": 0,
  "offsetY": 0,
  "scale": 1,
  "loop": false,
  "interruption": "retarget",
  "tracks": [],
  "skiper": {
    "placeholder": "Send Message",
    "inputWidth": 512,
    "fontSize": 16,
    "cornerRadius": 24,
    "background": "#f1f1f1",
    "inputColor": "#ffffff",
    "buttonColor": "#f5f4f3",
    "textColor": "#000000",
    "pink": "#fc2ba3",
    "orange": "#fc6d35",
    "yellow": "#f9c83d",
    "blue": "#144ec5",
    "soundEnabled": true,
    "replyText": "Lock in vro 😵",
    "replyDelay": 1000,
    "demoText": "A little more color"
  }
}

Reference and reuse

This effect references Skiper UI. Public source was reviewed when available; Pro examples were independently implemented from their public demonstrations. Use the editor to export the current configuration and runnable renderer. Keep Skiper UI attribution and media notices.

Using it in your own project

Open the editor to run the actual preview and compare changes. This document does not run a separate imitation. Recheck content, input, focus and layout after integrating an export.

Catalog provenance label: Skiper UI. Third-party examples retain their own license and attribution; all current effect renderers are public; the full editor is maintained separately.