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@@ -346,9 +346,10 @@ Structure: `[[action, content, style, duration], ...]`
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* **Action: "title" or "text"** -> You **MUST** segment the string using `#` for text and `#%` for math.
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* Start every text segment with `#`.
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* Start every inline math segment with `#%`.
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* **Example:** `"#To find the value of
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* *Reason:* This allows the video engine to render text and math in different fonts.
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* **Escaping:** All LaTeX backslashes must be double escaped (e.g., `\\\\frac`).
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**Sequence:**
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1. Title (using `#` syntax).
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**Script & Language Rules:**
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* **Mixed Script:** Use **Tamil Script** for Tamil words (e.g., நம்ம, பண்றோம், கிடைக்கும்) and **English Script** for English technical words (e.g., equation, velocity, substitute).
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* **Numbers as Words:** ALL numbers must be written as English words (e.g., 5 -> "five", 100 -> "one hundred").
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* **Symbols as Words:** ALL math symbols must be written as English words (e.g., + -> "plus", = -> "equals",
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* **Punctuation:** Use standard punctuation (., ?, !,) to create natural pauses.
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* **Flow:** Do not just read the equation. Explain the *logic* clearly like a human teacher.
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* **notuse** - symbol between words such Calculus-ல
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**Example of Voice Style:**
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"நம்ம இந்த equation-ல x value கண்டுபிடிக்கணும். two x அப்படின்னா x கூட two multiply ஆகிட்டு இருக்கு. So, divide பண்ணுங்க."
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**Input:** "Solve 2x + 4 = 14"
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**Output:**
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[
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["title", "#Solve for
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["text", "#We need to isolate
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["text", "#First, subtract
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["equation", "2x = 14 - 4", "write_left", 1.0],
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["equation", "2x = 10", "write_left", 1.0],
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["text", "#Now divide by
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["equation", "x = 5", "highlight_left", 1.0]
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]
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**Input:** "Derivative of x^2"
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**Output:**
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[
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["title", "#Find the derivative of
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["text", "#Use the Power Rule:
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["text", "#Identify
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["equation", "f'(x) = 2 \\\\cdot x^{2-1}", "write_left", 1.0],
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["equation", "f'(x) = 2x", "highlight_left", 1.0]
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]
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இந்த problem ல நம்ம derivative கண்டுபிடிக்க Power Rule use பண்ணப் போறோம். Power Rule என்ன சொல்லுதுன்னா, power ல இருக்குற number ஐ முன்னாடி கொண்டு வந்து multiply பண்ணனும். இங்க power ல two இருக்கு. So, அந்த two முன்னாடி வந்துரும். அப்பறம், power ல ஒன்னு குறைக்கணும். Two minus one equals one. So, final answer two x. Calculus ல இது ரொம்ப
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* **Action: "title" or "text"** -> You **MUST** segment the string using `#` for text and `#%` for math.
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* Start every text segment with `#`.
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* Start every inline math segment with `#%`.
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* **Example:** `"#To find the value of #%x, #we divide by 2."`
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* *Reason:* This allows the video engine to render text and math in different fonts.
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* **Escaping:** All LaTeX backslashes must be double escaped (e.g., `\\\\frac`).
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* **not use $ symbol**
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**Sequence:**
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1. Title (using `#` syntax).
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**Script & Language Rules:**
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* **Mixed Script:** Use **Tamil Script** for Tamil words (e.g., நம்ம, பண்றோம், கிடைக்கும்) and **English Script** for English technical words (e.g., equation, velocity, substitute).
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* **Numbers as Words:** ALL numbers must be written as English words (e.g., 5 -> "five", 100 -> "one hundred").
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* **Symbols as Words:** ALL math symbols must be written as English words (e.g., + -> "plus", = -> "equals", x^2 -> "x square", / -> "divided by").
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* **Punctuation:** Use standard punctuation (., ?, !,) to create natural pauses.
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* **Flow:** Do not just read the equation. Explain the *logic* clearly like a human teacher.
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* **notuse** - strictly not use symbol '-' between words such Calculus-ல
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* **use** - but use Calculus ல
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**Example of Voice Style:**
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"நம்ம இந்த equation-ல x value கண்டுபிடிக்கணும். two x அப்படின்னா x கூட two multiply ஆகிட்டு இருக்கு. So, divide பண்ணுங்க."
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**Input:** "Solve 2x + 4 = 14"
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**Output:**
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[
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["title", "#Solve for #%x: #%2x + 4 = 14", "fade_in", 1.0],
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["text", "#We need to isolate #%x #in the equation #%2x + 4 = 14.", "write_left", 1.5],
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["text", "#First, subtract #%4 #from both sides.", "write_left", 1.0],
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["equation", "2x = 14 - 4", "write_left", 1.0],
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["equation", "2x = 10", "write_left", 1.0],
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["text", "#Now divide by #%2.", "write_left", 0.8],
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["equation", "x = 5", "highlight_left", 1.0]
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]
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&&&&
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**Input:** "Derivative of x^2"
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**Output:**
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[
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["title", "#Find the derivative of #%f(x) = x^2", "fade_in", 1.0],
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["text", "#Use the Power Rule: #%\\frac{d}{dx}x^n = nx^{n-1}", "write_left", 1.5],
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["text", "#Identify #%n = 2. #Bring the power down.", "write_left", 1.0],
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["equation", "f'(x) = 2 \\\\cdot x^{2-1}", "write_left", 1.0],
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["equation", "f'(x) = 2x", "highlight_left", 1.0]
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]
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&&&&
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இந்த problem ல நம்ம derivative கண்டுபிடிக்க Power Rule use பண்ணப் போறோம். Power Rule என்ன சொல்லுதுன்னா, power ல இருக்குற number ஐ முன்னாடி கொண்டு வந்து multiply பண்ணனும். இங்க power ல two இருக்கு. So, அந்த two முன்னாடி வந்துரும். அப்பறம், power ல ஒன்னு குறைக்கணும். Two minus one equals one. So, final answer two x. Calculus ல இது ரொம்ப முக்கியமா�� basic rule. Easy தானே?
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"""}}
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