Attribution

Changes made

Section 4(b) of the license requires derivative works to carry prominent notice of modification. Every adapted file also states this in its header comment.

• Rewritten from standalone HTML documents into React components rendered by Remotion.
• The source items build a paused GSAP timeline for a host to seek; that timeline is now driven by Remotion's frame clock via useCurrentFrame().
• DOM lookups are scoped to the component root, and CSS is nested under a per-item class rather than sizing the host page.
• Values the source items read from a host variable API are exposed as typed React props, generated from each item's own declared variable schema.
• Fonts resolve through @remotion/google-fonts instead of CDN stylesheets, loading only the weights an item uses.
• HeyGen and HyperFrames trademarks were removed from demo content. The Apache License grants no trademark rights (§6); this notice retains the required copyright attribution only.

Remocn changes

• Selected layouts, scene filters, and typography components were wrapped with deterministic catalog demos and serializable defaults.
• Internal registry aliases were rewritten as portable relative imports, and every dependent source module is included during materialization.
• One catalog-facing animated icon component exposes the 100 source icons through a shared selection prop instead of publishing 100 near-identical entries.
• Remote demo avatars and date formatting were replaced with deterministic local data and platform APIs.

SnapCN changes

• Selected title, logo, social-proof, and grid scenes were wrapped with serializable catalog defaults and editable props.
• The registry alias was rewritten as a portable relative import so the full source graph can be materialized.
• The shared theme dependency was reduced to its required token, font-resolution, and CSS-native color helpers, avoiding a new runtime package gate.
• Google Sans in Announce Title was replaced with the already-supported Inter family, and catalog-owned demo media replaces upstream sample URLs.

Assets

Some adapted items ship binary assets (3D models, sound effects, fonts) that carry their own upstream licensing, independent of the Apache grant on the source code. These are being reviewed and replaced with assets we own.