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Execution — the full vocabulary
This page is generated. Do not edit it by hand — run
scripts/atlas-vocab.py.
There are 2 registered values and nothing in use outside them.
Where it is stored: nowhere yet. The vocabulary is registered and nothing writes it — that is work not done, not a fault in the model.
What this axis answers
— no definition written yet.
The values
A bold value carries more than its row — tagging rules, a confusion map, or worked examples — and has its own entry under “Value details” below.
| Value | Stored as | In use | What it means |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cel | cel | — | Production METHOD: frames physically drawn/painted one-by-one (X1 #1; EXECUTION=method, never a tree level) |
| Stop Motion | stop_motion | — | Production METHOD: frames physically posed and photographed (X1 #2) |
Value details
Cel
cel · not used yet · kind: execution
Production METHOD: frames physically drawn/painted one-by-one (X1 #1; EXECUTION=method, never a tree level)
Tag it when — Frames physically drawn/painted one-by-one (hand-drawn frame-by-frame animation method).
Never tag it when — NOT a look: a piece that merely LOOKS hand-drawn is material=illustrative. Method requires frames actually made by hand.
Easily mistaken for:
- material.illustrative (the look, not the method)
Worked examples:
- traditional hand-drawn character spot
- frame-by-frame painted animation
Stop Motion
stop_motion · not used yet · kind: execution
Production METHOD: frames physically posed and photographed (X1 #2)
Tag it when — Frames physically posed and photographed (puppets, clay, paper cutouts, object animation).
Never tag it when — NOT digitally simulated choppy/stepped motion (that is a technique/look). Method requires physical posing per frame.
Easily mistaken for:
- material.collage (a paper-cut LOOK made digitally)
Worked examples:
- claymation product spot
- paper-craft stop-motion
- object animation tabletop
Registered, never used
2 of the 2 registered values have never been written to a row. For a young axis that is expected; for an old one it is a question worth asking.
cel, stop_motion
How complete this page is
Of 2 registered values, 2 carry a written definition (100%) and 2 carry tagging rules (100%). Every number on this page was counted from the live database when the page was generated — none is stored, and none was typed by hand.
Where to look next
- What this is FOR, in plain language — the Content chapter.
- Every other vocabulary — the vocabulary index.
- What is still undecided about it — the open questions.
- The exact tables and columns — the data reference.