How to Train Motion Transition LoRAs
ibelieveyouwood · reddit · 2026-07-20
This post discusses how to train a LoRA that understands motion, focusing not on static poses but on the physical transition between them.
The author highlights several use cases: in soccer, helping the model accurately estimate the relative position of the ball to the foot/shin/head; in human motion generation, enabling the model to grasp different angles and trajectories to output "close but not identical" results for later inpainting. This approach could also apply to combat animations or modeling a robot's range of motion.
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