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A source note for previs and storyboard artists considering an Unreal Engine plugin that places 3D scenes from panels using vision-language models. It records the described pipeline, engine and Python requirements, the author's calibration figures, and the roadmap status. Based on 6 repository files; nothing was installed or run.
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StoryboardTo3D Unreal Engine plugin: what its documentation states about VLM scene placement, read but not run
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A source note for previs and storyboard artists considering an Unreal Engine plugin that places 3D scenes from panels using vision-language models. It records the described pipeline, engine and Python requirements, the author's calibration figures, and the roadmap status. Based on 6 repository files; nothing was installed or run.
Useful starting points
- The README, roadmap and samples file disagree on whether mood lighting and the animation picker default to on, so check the Features tab after installing.
- The calibration figures are the author's own and come with no stated test protocol, so treat them as a caution, not a benchmark.
- The roadmap marks the Tripo fallback as needing a live check before use and the animatic render as partial.
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