Scarlet VS Tifa: What AI Animation Could Look Like!?
Added 2025-03-15 02:07:02 +0000 UTCHey Guys, I've been meaning to share something quite interesting! We are all aware that AI is quickly coming on the Horizon of virtually every industry, especially our Arts and Visuals.
For those who don't know, I've done many AI Experiments this year. I want to share a small snippet of what might be possible in the future.
Here, I took an excellent Screenshot from the Animation Then I retextured it, using KREA.ai which paints over the image with realistic textures, and then from there, I brought it into Kling.Ai and I wrote a prompt describing how the image needed to turn into a Video. Here was the Result.
I hate to admit it, but I think the results are quite fantastic. Now, Don't worry, my traditional animation style isn't going anywhere, but there are ways it can be enhanced, and reinterpreted....Who knows, maybe this project will be a template people can come to in the the Future, and enhance it in their own ways. It's daunting to know that, but that's the beauty of putting something out there to the world.
Anyway, Just wanted to share some exclusive content and explore the boundaries of our current Technology!
I'm curious what you guys think.
Comments
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Patri fa cose nei campi
2025-03-16 21:01:07 +0000 UTCat this point AI is best used to enhance, it's not good enough to generate a lot of complex things. But it's definitely coming and faster than we think
NotaPennyFan
2025-03-15 15:43:42 +0000 UTCI mean it looks absolutely fantastic but how much effort would it take to create say one full minute of animation. I'm not that familiar with these AI programs but a simple prompt like "She looks up while realistically blinking her eyes." is a lot different from "The character on the left punches the one on the right in the stomach causing her to spin around and then fall to the floor, the character on the left then jumps over her and grabs her in a head lock." A prompt like this I would guess is simply impossible to do in one prompt which means constant micromanagement and don't these programs charge something stupid like £20 a minute and you only get like 5 minutes of credits a month and if you don't like what it creates then tough you've lost that minutes worth. I think it would be far too time-consuming and expensive to make an entire video in this way, but remember I haven't used one of these programs so maybe I'm completely wrong. I think it could be very interesting if you made a 30 second action sequence using your usual techniques and then tried to duplicate it using this Kling.AI program. However, if Kling needs your basic video in order to make it's AI version then that completely negates the point because you've already had to spend all that time making the video that you want it to convert in the first place. The whole idea though is very interesting.
shireknight
2025-03-15 11:56:18 +0000 UTCI totally agree. Objectively, this is amazing.
Monster
2025-03-15 06:03:03 +0000 UTCholy shit it's crazy :o
NotaPennyFan
2025-03-15 04:09:25 +0000 UTC
