How can an instruction image-edit model (Qwen Image Edit + next-scene LoRA) build a consistent storyboard/scene shot by shot, and how do you keep backgrounds consistent?
Creator-reported: statements attributed to the creator(s) come from discovery's reading of auto-caption transcript excerpts; the curator checked the video metadata (title, date, length) and any cited documentation pages, not the spoken claims. Nothing was tested; promotional or sponsored framing applies where stated. Mickmumpitz (2025-11-01): Qwen Image Edit (GGUF Q5 fits 16 GB; 4-step Lightning LoRA with CFG 1) composes characters into a location from references; lovis93's next-scene LoRA (MIT on HF) generates the following shot from the previous image. Lessons: prompting camera moves ("camera behind the man, over-the-shoulder") failed (duplicate man, no rotation) until he described where things are in space ("half the photo obstructed by the man's back, window to the right, bar behind the woman to the left"); re-attach the original character image when likeness drifts; optional pose references; to keep backgrounds consistent he trained a LoRA on 20 real 360-degree images so the mo...
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- [sourced_fact] Mickmumpitz (2025-11-01): Qwen Image Edit (GGUF Q5 fits 16 GB; 4-step Lightning LoRA with CFG 1) composes characters into a location from references; lovis93's next-scene LoRA (MIT on HF) generates the following shot from the previous image. Lessons: prompting camera moves ("camera behind the man, over-the-shoulder") failed (duplicate man, no rotation) until he described where things are in space ("half the photo obstructed by the man's back, window to the right, bar behind the woman to the left"); re-attach the original character image when likeness drifts; optional pose references; to keep backgrounds consistent he trained a LoRA on 20 real 360-degree images so the model outpaints a 360 environment around the location reference (then a seam-fix pass), and crops the relevant part of the 360 image as the background reference for each reverse shot. Swapping a character or location reference and re-running re-generates the whole scene. Animate with Wan 2.2 using start and/or end frames (81 frames max); end-frame-only worked for a hand opening. · locator: 6:01; 6:01-9:01; 9:01-12:01; cardData.license source
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