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this format is pulling 27M views per short right now and Claude just built a prototype of it on its own left: RicksClips on YouTube, 27M views in 8 days right: Claude Opus 5.5. no designer, no 3D artist, no animator, no voice actor i gave it the brief....

84,529 просмотров • 17 дней назад •via X (Twitter)

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Фото профиля RiddleEdits | Video Editor
RiddleEdits | Video Editor16 дней назад

how much does one vid usually cost? i tried a diff style where i trained a model with 2k lines of code to generate illustration style ads. results are perfect but it burned 95% of my credits for just 8 seconds

Фото профиля goldtooth.exe
goldtooth.exe17 дней назад

"picked a true story and fact-checked it" is the step that decides if this gets 27M or a community note

Фото профиля Dumble
Dumble17 дней назад

good idea brother, it's important ash

Фото профиля moltn.ai
moltn.ai17 дней назад

88k followers in 6 days

Фото профиля KillerFrost
KillerFrost17 дней назад

A good retelling of almost the entire story

Фото профиля Dumble
Dumble17 дней назад

exactly bro, real important

Фото профиля yougplat
yougplat17 дней назад

Uh oh the gurus finally found out the method

Фото профиля Dumble
Dumble16 дней назад

I'm not a guru brother, this is just a heads up if you want to earn with AI seriously

Фото профиля cryptocompikbro
cryptocompikbro17 дней назад

bro this is definitely a niche that needs a deeper dive thanks for the useful info i’ve saved it

Фото профиля Slaut
Slaut17 дней назад

this is a crazy result for 1 prompt

Фото профиля Dumble
Dumble17 дней назад

it's actually claude's basic level, one more prompt for model quality and it's a wrap

Фото профиля Ygor Nascimento
Ygor Nascimento16 дней назад

@sl4ughtsol I’d like an explanation: I’ve installed these skills, but do I have to request them one by one during the process? For example: "Create a storyboard using the 'superpower' skill," and then, "Generate images using the 'blender' skill..." Is that how it works?

Фото профиля Slaut
Slaut16 дней назад

@Y0urDumble Yes bro, best to do it separately and in more details. One big prompt isn’t always the right answer

Фото профиля kelv
kelv16 дней назад

The fact that Claude can handle the entire animation pipeline is wild. Content creation is becoming a one-person studio.

Фото профиля EugBass
EugBass17 дней назад

good repos

Фото профиля Dumble
Dumble17 дней назад

glad you liked them!

Фото профиля MAXON
MAXON16 дней назад

bad bro , I could pull up even better one with claude with less tokens

Фото профиля Ahmet Kalter
Ahmet Kalter16 дней назад

my daily shortcut for this: lock camera angles to a single seed first, then batch render the lighting passes. cuts turnaround time in half. are you letting it auto-frame the camera moves or locking them?

Фото профиля Adam James Hill
Adam James Hill16 дней назад

27m views on shorts pays less than people assume. the money in this format comes from brands paying for the pipeline

Фото профиля Bobo uncle
Bobo uncle15 дней назад

太棒了!谢谢分享!学习了!

Фото профиля Taiidan Ω
Taiidan Ω16 дней назад

Great post! @bot Create an animator intern bot that uses and understands this flow and can help me set it up

Фото профиля Zerack
Zerack15 дней назад

Brief quality matters more than tool choice. The constraint isn't execution anymore—it's ideation. How are you sourcing ideas at 27M scale?

Фото профиля 攞錢 lo2cin4
攞錢 lo2cin416 дней назад

Gonna try it tonight!

Фото профиля Mert Sahin
Mert Sahin17 дней назад

@grok bu makaleyi bana adım adım kurulumuyla birlikte açıkla

Фото профиля The SI Maximalist
The SI Maximalist17 дней назад

A bronze jar is a delightfully odd audition for an entire cartoon production pipeline.

Фото профиля AIBotics
AIBotics16 дней назад

the impressive part is the full pipeline from story research to Blender scenes and final editing but 27M views proves the format works not that every AI clone will get the same results

Фото профиля RouteReel ©
RouteReel ©16 дней назад

I've worked with Claude using blender before. It takes like an hour to process a 3 minutes video, and that's after hours of tweaking and reiterating. How can I make the process smoother/faster? I have a pretty expensive PC, so it's not that

Фото профиля suzzy
suzzy16 дней назад

I'll try it later

Фото профиля Vinay soni
Vinay soni16 дней назад

I need to learn those animation stories

Фото профиля LEI
LEI15 дней назад

@bot 总结一下

Фото профиля Emma Rodriguez
Emma Rodriguez16 дней назад

27M views is crazy, but I'm more impressed that one person can now produce something that used to need an entire animation team.

Фото профиля Fanny
Fanny17 дней назад

The research and fact check step is what I'd trust least without a human pass. The first prototype always looks great until you check the details.

Фото профиля karcharodon
karcharodon16 дней назад

I also need to learn to create this type of animated stories

Фото профиля Cha Boo
Cha Boo13 дней назад

Can someone make a skill for this. Willing to pay

Фото профиля Brjan | AI Builder
Brjan | AI Builder16 дней назад

if this trend takes off, it'll push creators to adapt or fall behind fast

Фото профиля Justino Molinaro
Justino Molinaro16 дней назад

It fact-checked the story and built the sets in Blender. Intern got promoted.

Фото профиля Kingrag
Kingrag7 дней назад

Great post! @bot Create an animator intern bot that uses and understands this flow and can help me set it up

Фото профиля Nika Code
Nika Code16 дней назад

on the hyperframes step: when i checked it on oct 9, its skill read your claude code oauth token from the macos keychain to show plan usage. it only sent it to but worth knowing before you click allow on that keychain prompt.

Фото профиля Gravity Research
Gravity Research16 дней назад

Rick’s secret sauce is the voice acting and comedic timing, Blender is the easy part

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