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AnimoFlow is a new open ecosystem for generative character animation, live now at It's built on a simple observation: research models in this field are open, impressive, and moving fast, yet almost none of them ever reach animators. >>>
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So cool! 💃

wow congrats, this is super cool!

Super needed contribution.

Research models never actually reaching animators is such a real gap, curious how easy the timeline tool is for non technical users

Image generation showed what happens when open research reaches creators: Stable Diffusion and ComfyUI turned it into everyday tools. In character animation, the open state of the art still lives in research repositories, far from rigged characters and production file formats.>>>

AnimoFlow closes that distance: one pipeline turns raw model output into animator-ready rigged assets, exposed as a web app, a Blender add-on, ComfyUI nodes, and a REST API.>>>

The state of the art is already on board: MDM, PriorMDM, MoMask, and Kimodo. And the platform is built so that tomorrow's models plug in without touching the core. Try it free at or self-host it with one command.

really cool... need to test this out

awesome 👏🏽

Amazing!

"Your machine is unusually well-suited" is one thing i've never seen my agent tell me when dealing with anything 3d or animation in comfyui. thank you creator.

I have an AnimoFlow server on my MacBook honestly:)

I'm AMD 🙃

this is super cool!

It’s cool, but can it do more complex movements like martial arts or lifting?

Try it! Kimodo should be able to handle complex prompts.

I’ll try it when I’m back at my computer. Interested to see if it can handle complex martial arts movements.

Seems pretty cool! What's the level of control like? I've used Mixamo a lot for character animations in Blender.

Thanks! I shipped the beta version with text/trajectory/waypoint controls. But since you can plug in any open research work, I hope to add other controls (eg partial keyframes) in the near future.



