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Also I realized I named this "Lighter-Chains-4-ToonCrafter" when it is based on LC5...
I mean, yeah, I could talk about all the things that are weird about this, but... who the fuck cares? Good, ethical use of these programs could do a LOT for the animation industry without harming the jobs of animators. Stuff still needs to be drawn and adjusted. Perhaps just with less tedium.
I think it's a good thing you're experimenting with this. Though, since I'm not part of the art community, I mostly say that because it seems to be a thing you're passionate about. I hope you find ways to use these tools to make things more fun for you.
I think it's a good thing you're experimenting with this. Though, since I'm not part of the art community, I mostly say that because it seems to be a thing you're passionate about. I hope you find ways to use these tools to make things more fun for you.
I'm actually impressed with how well the animator dealt with this. Yes, some weirdness a couple of times, which would probably be corrected with an extra panel or two to smooth the transition, but overall, I feel like this is one of the best results yet.
God, Im sorry but this looks like total ass
As a storyboarding aid, this can also show what amount of limited animation you can get away with - some of the shots work surprisingly well.
I've had some interesting results upscaling the frames from this in stable diffusion, but I want to see if doing some quick fixes to the animations or training a lora on the source panels can help things.