Autopilot lite!
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Advisory Imperial red Swordfish
Here is an area i see for improvement, i've been using for multiple months now neural frames and there is alot of things it does right with autopilot mode, but also a bunch of things that are just credit and time wasters. i would love a different autopilot mode, maybe auto pilot light.
Problems with autopilot as is:
* too many filler garbage clips
* the view showing scenes, is kind of a waste of time, because it rarely matches the detail you put into the prior page, and you hae to rewrite each scene again.
* then when you go to the clips page, it gives you so many filler garbage clips that waste time and credits redoing 75% of them.
Here is what i want it to do workflow wise
*keep the song upload the same
* keep the next page mostly the same, where you select characters, the section of song to use
* Add in a box for the number of clips you want
* next page doesn't do the scene stuff, instead it's page where you input the prompts for each clip + the motion prompts, and the length per clip.
* clicking generate keyframes/reference/starter images takes you to the next page where you wait for those to generate. this part can use credits.
* after reviewing and makign any changes to the reference images/starter images the user can then click create motion for the whole batch.
End result is... 50-75% of the clips should be good, with just a few needing changes.
No wasted time fighting what autopilot does bad between concept -> scenes -> clips
Less regens, less burned credits. More videos exactly as you want, less neuralframes frustration. Makes me want to look for alternatives because i waste so many credits fixing things every step of the way.
Let me know if you have any questions. for me personally this would be a huge help to have this level of control over the autopilot process.
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Warm Raspberry rose Lark
having experienced this myself, I found that auto-pilot is driven by the story concept, and something many people overlook, is the use of negative prompts.
It helps to spend more time in the preparation phase, make sure you describe the elements, characters, including adding images if you need something specific, or require characters/objects to react/behave certain ways in different scenarios, and including your negative prompts to exclude the things you dont wont appearing and/or happening - and I found you can go back and add these anytime and save the story concept - so when you return to auto-pilot to regenerate images & motions you will get better outcomes.
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Special Dutch white Lemming
This is it. My goodness do you ever waste a lot of credits on auto pilot. I'm not looking for low effort stuff but the frame by frame is just too much and takes me away from focusing on my craft which is writing, mixing, and mastering, and recording my songs. If Auto pilot could be more accurate that would be a huge boon.
Most times I find the video concept and theme does not even match what auto pilot generates.