Made a 35s short entirely local on my 5090 with MiniMax H3. Then I told Claude to make it look like an anime animator worked over real footage.
It tracked every hit, then added neon ink impact frames, colored speed lines and half-anime cel flashes. The quiet shots stayed clean.
The anime FX start hitting at 0:16.
I just hit my Grokbot limit for the week, but realized Grok Build CLI usage is separate. If you configure your @OpenBot_ to run on that, it is a whole separate usage bar that functions just like Grokbot.
@0xSero I know, man because I spend so much time on X. I assume everybody gets it, but I had a conversation today about a personal agent and was just met with blank stares. lol
@JayDubStudios88 Yeah man. Tryna position myself to do it all locally. Annoying that they don’t have commercial licenses tho - I’d like to use local models for client work 🙄
1/ Saw a bunch of people saying video gen is too inconsistent, so here's how I actually get usable stuff out of MiniMax H3 at home on my 5090. Spoiler: it's not one-shot. 🧵
6/ For cleanup I use face refine, realism and cinematic LoRAs, but the references do most of the work. I still really struggle with detail on distant faces/fast motion. H3 has a hard time with that. lmk if u have a solution
5/ Then comes revisions. I watch the cut back, catch whatever's off, like the can leaning the wrong way between shots, and ask for fixes. Re-roll, recut, watch again. 🤷♂️ It's not magic