R2V workflow debate: Why do character sheets yield less consistency than single images?
SuspiciousRefuse8218 · reddit · 2026-08-25
A user reported that in their R2V (image-to-video/character) workflow, using a Character Sheet containing five full-body shots and one close-up resulted in less consistency than using a single full-body image. They are asking if there are specific considerations to take into account, or if the belief that character sheets are superior is incorrect.
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