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ContextualStory: drawing all panels of a story together, with scene-change signal (paper note,…
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A source note on the ContextualStory paper for storyboard artists and writers who want to know how a model can give each panel context from the whole storyline. It lists what each panel is given and the results as the authors report them. Nothing was run, and the scores are unverified.
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ContextualStory: drawing all panels of a story together, with scene-change signal (paper note, not run)
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A source note on the ContextualStory paper for storyboard artists and writers who want to know how a model can give each panel context from the whole storyline. It lists what each panel is given and the results as the authors report them. Nothing was run, and the scores are unverified.
Useful starting points
- The paper's own stated weak point is frames with many characters, so plan to repair those panels by hand.
- At sampling time the paper uses an average scene-change value, so it does not show a way to set a cut or time jump for one panel.
- Check generated panels for duplicated characters and background drift, the failure modes the authors describe.
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