MiniMax H3 test: Character identity affects 'plastic skin' artifact
ZerOne82 · reddit · 2026-08-27
Testing MiniMax H3 (T2V) revealed that the 'plastic skin' artifact common in video generation is heavily influenced by the specific character identity and facial features. Under identical settings, simply changing the character name resulted in significant differences in skin texture, with some characters looking less plastic even in close-ups.
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