Reference-video substitution handoff
Separate motion ownership from character ownership: use a reference-video timing board to lock camera height, screen direction, contact points, and beat timing, then swap in an or… Inspect the generated proof and adapt the visual approach to your own story with Director.
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Technique
Separate motion ownership from character ownership: use a reference-video timing board to lock camera height, screen direction, contact points, and beat timing, then swap in an original Vixel character through a character identity lock before Seedance.
Why it is useful
Best for route echo clips where the same action grammar repeats after a player choice but the performer, wardrobe token, prop state, or emotional outcome changes.
Technique source: @itsshara_ai.