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Make-A-Storyboard: separate scene and character control merged mid-denoising, as reported in the…
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A documentary reading of the Make-A-Storyboard paper for illustrators and storyboard artists interested in keeping locations and characters consistent across panels. It sets out what the authors say about their method, with a labelled, untested sketch of using story-bible entries. Based on two paper pages; nothing was run and results are the authors' own.
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Make-A-Storyboard: separate scene and character control merged mid-denoising, as reported in the paper
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A documentary reading of the Make-A-Storyboard paper for illustrators and storyboard artists interested in keeping locations and characters consistent across panels. It sets out what the authors say about their method, with a labelled, untested sketch of using story-bible entries. Based on two paper pages; nothing was run and results are the authors' own.
Useful starting points
- The authors report that merging late gives characters with hard edges floating on the background, and merging very early loses most of the original image.
- The paper names too many characters in one panel as a layout limit, so plan crowded panels by hand.
- The pages read do not state a code release, so check for one before planning to reproduce the method.
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