LTX-2.5 prompt-based motion unreliable: what works for real motion control in 24GB?
Gen-Talks · reddit · 2026-10-07
A Reddit user running LTX-2.5 for T2V/I2V finds prompt-described motion (e.g. "slow push-in") inconsistent across runs. They ask for genuine conditioning-based motion control — trajectory input, camera-path control, or driving-video guidance, akin to ControlNet for pose — that fits in 24GB VRAM. The thread highlights that reliable motion control remains a pain point in open-source video generation.
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