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- Animation only: Speed up or slow down animation speed as desired

## Quickstart
1) **Install [manim and manim dependencies for your OS](https://www.manim.community/)**

1) **Install Manim and its dependencies for your OS / environment:**
- [Install Manim on Windows](https://docs.manim.community/en/stable/installation/windows.html)
- [Install Manim on MacOS](https://docs.manim.community/en/stable/installation/macos.html)
- [Install Manim on Linux](https://docs.manim.community/en/stable/installation/linux.html)
- [Install Manim in Conda](https://docs.manim.community/en/stable/installation/conda.html)

2) Install `git-sim`:

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The `[global options]` apply to the overarching `git-sim` simulation itself, including:

`--light-mode`: Use a light mode color scheme instead of default dark mode.
`--animate`: Instead of outputting a static image, animate the Git command behavior in a .mp4 video.
`--light-mode`: Use a light mode color scheme instead of default dark mode.
`--animate`: Instead of outputting a static image, animate the Git command behavior in a .mp4 video.
`--reverse`: Display commit history in the reverse direction.

Animation-only global options (to be used in conjunction with `--animate`):

`--speed=n`: Set the multiple of animation speed of the output simulation, `n` can be an integer or float, default is 1.
`--low-quality`: Render the animation in low quality to speed up creation time, recommended for non-presentation use.
`--show-intro`: Add an intro sequence with custom logo and title.
`--show-outro`: Add an outro sequence with custom logo and text.
`--title=title`: Custom title to display at the beginning of the animation.
`--logo=logo.png`: The path to a custom logo to use in the animation intro/outro.
`--outro-top-text`: Custom text to display above the logo during the outro.
`--speed=n`: Set the multiple of animation speed of the output simulation, `n` can be an integer or float, default is 1.
`--low-quality`: Render the animation in low quality to speed up creation time, recommended for non-presentation use.
`--show-intro`: Add an intro sequence with custom logo and title.
`--show-outro`: Add an outro sequence with custom logo and text.
`--title=title`: Custom title to display at the beginning of the animation.
`--logo=logo.png`: The path to a custom logo to use in the animation intro/outro.
`--outro-top-text`: Custom text to display above the logo during the outro.
`--outro-bottom-text`: Custom text to display below the logo during the outro.

The `[subcommand options]` are like regular Git options specific to the specified subcommand (see below for a full list).
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Simulate creating a new Git branch:

```console
$ git-sim branch new-branch-name
$ git-sim branch new-branch-name
```

Simulate creating a new Git tag:
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