How a creator built a 30s 3D anime motion graphics piece with MiniMax Design's agent workflow
LudovicCreator · x · 2026-09-03
Creator LudovicCreator shares a full walkthrough of making a 30-second 3D anime-style motion graphics animation from scratch with MiniMax Design's Agent Workflow:
- Collaborative process: brainstormed the concept, generated multiple character design directions, then selected and refined the strongest option
- Step-by-step build: created every key frame, animated the full sequence, and assembled the final video
- Iteration: unsatisfied with initial transitions, he reviewed them with the agent, reworked the flow, and regenerated weak sections
His takeaway: agentic creative workflows let you direct, review, refine and decide throughout production rather than one-shot generating. Full process recording in the first comment.
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