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I’m testing out Viggle and while it has weak spots like motion jitter, and lower fidelity, it has one of the closest approximations to a reusable Ai assets I’ve used. I’ll do a longer multi shot test and see what I can get away with on camera movement.

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ViggleAI1 year ago

Thank you for the kind words! Our multi feature is dropping soon so be sure to check it out!

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Jon Finger1 year ago

Oh nice, for multiple characters?

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A.I.Warper1 year ago

Viggle is the 🐐

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🐧 lalo adrian morales 𝕏1 year ago

whoa!! when the second you comes in that's when my brains like .. ohhhhhhhh you can do a loootttttt

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Jon Finger1 year ago

lol, yep

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Minute Movies1 year ago

This has a lot of potential

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SLOAN1 year ago

I think it’s not hard for viggle to get the fidelity better. It’s only a matter of time

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Uncle Funk 💫1 year ago

Good Lord!!! That's insane!

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Jake Lara1 year ago

Nice! Thanks for posting You can make some really good little movies with us And then upscale them to cinema ready later on

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WuxIA Rocks1 year ago

Thanks for sharing. This has the potential to bring about amazing content. To have the model replace you and have it moving fairly smoothly, that's already game changing.

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