That actually was really good. I'm sure I could quibble a bit over the facial expressions and lack of motion both there and with her (ahem) upper body structure, but overall, I think that went really, really well. I could see the "lightning scene" from Better This Way being really well depicted in this version...
Well... Fuck. That is really impressive. I'm curious, how much effort and time did this take, disregarding software learning time, compared to drawing this with a more traditional frame rate?
I'm curious just how much labor effort and time this can save you.
If another chapter does get commissioned, I'd love to see what the transformation process looked like. Show a side-by-side recap of the events of comic1 with a real world view of him changing into a woman while playing the game. Your mtf-transformation in Light Chains 1 is my favorite.
In this one, I like to imagine Allison being the new girl in the secretarial pool who's quickly becoming the most-popular one, and she doesn't mind one bit at all the attention her voluptuous figure draws from her male bosses -- even relishes it!!!
That went fairly well, though honestly, the animation girl isn't as pretty as your drawn girl is. Still, considering there wasn't much in the way of movement, it seemed to get the job done for what there was.
That went fairly well, though honestly, the animation girl isn't as pretty as your drawn girl is. Still, considering there wasn't much in the way of movement, it seemed to get the job done for what there was.
He wished for "unrivaled sexual power and technique" but failed to specify that those be male heterosexual. Further, he directed the woman be an obedient slut who wants it and will "absolutely" enjoy herself.
This actually seems to work pretty well. Admittedly, there is some wonkiness with the hair and the background, but her body movements seem very consistent and we don't seem to be getting those weird body/facial transformations that often seem to crop up. Overall, I like this animation tool's results.
admin sama please illustrate panel 12 here it didn't make it into the final comic but that straight on angle of her melting like that is incredible artwork
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.
This is another result from ToonCrafter, an AI frame interpolator, this time fed with panels from the opening scene of Lighter Chains Volume 5. There's some weird bits of course, but there's a lot of potential here for automating the "boring" parts of an animation where you just need some blocking and idle animations.
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.