GPT Image 2.6 complexity parameter tested: low/medium/high GIF generation compared frame by frame
gabrielchua · x · 2026-11-05
@gabrielchua tested the new complexity control in the GPT Image 2.6 API by generating a GIF of a standing backflip at low/medium/high settings. Slowed down frame by frame, the low version jumps from nearly horizontal mid-air (frame 12) straight to standing, while medium and high both complete the rotation and land — a clear demonstration of how the complexity parameter affects physical coherence in generated animations.
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