MiniMax H3 turns a still image into a fake first-person FPS gameplay clip
LudovicCreator · x · 2026-08-04
MiniMax H3 is shown animating a fake first-person RPG/FPS gameplay clip from a starting image and a detailed prompt.
- The prompt asks for a handheld, eye-level military shooter scene in a frozen Arctic base, with natural player-like movement, aiming, and controlled bursts.
- The attached image shows the generated game-style frame, highlighting how the model can turn a static scene into a convincing gameplay-style video.
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