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Advanced and Legacy
TL;DR; Before the Creation Tools above existed, video projects were built
by hand: Markdown slides kept in a GitHub repository, a toc.yml table of
contents, styling, and advanced snippets. That path still works, but it is
no longer offered as a general option — it is for special cases, set up by
the Lupo team on request. If you create videos from PowerPoint, Google
Slides or a PDF, you don't need anything in this section; see
Creation Tools instead. If you think your
team needs the Markdown path,
Markdown Configuration
explains what it involves and how to ask for it.