Grok Imagine Practice: Locking Character Sheets for Video Consistency
tetsuoai · x · 2026-08-02
The author shares a practical technique for maintaining character consistency when creating short films with Grok Imagine.
- Core Method: Uses the /imagine-char-sheet command, combining a portrait and the character block from the script to generate a locked three-view reference image (front, back, portrait).
- Pitfalls: Video models tend to drift on faces if a reference contains more than one face view. Keep only one face shot; a side profile is unnecessary unless for 3D modeling.
- Background Choice: Do not use green screens for reference images, as the green will bleed into the generated scene. Always use a light grey background instead.
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