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GPT2 + Seedance 2.0 → Yoga Flow. Controlling pose transition. (Prompt + process in thread) PROCESS: 01. GPT2 Img: Create pose sequence in 02. GPT2 Img: Create base character 03. SD2 Omni-Ref: Animating scene 04. Codex for stitching + frame interpolation While not perfect step-to-step... Still impressive.

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