Kling 4.0 tip: reuse a clear frame as reference to move characters across scenes
testingcatalog · x · 2026-10-23
In a second Kling 4.0 test, testingcatalog moved the same cyberpunk robot (black metallic armor, glowing red eyes) into a new setting: walking down a rainy neon street, stopping, and saying "Access granted" to the camera — no need to reinvent the character's look.
Practical tip shared: take a clear frame from your first generation as the Omni Reference, then describe the new environment and the character's actions in sequence for consistent cross-scene results.
Related event: Kling 4.0 Omni Reference Tested: Strong Character Consistency Across Shots(2 posts)→
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