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    File: obvpm_h3_preview.mp4
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    No.30318 [OP tools off] AS
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    Im wondering whether anyone managed to get MiniMax to draw a corpse.

    No matter what I prompt for, if MiniMax sees a body, it has to breathe. If it has face, it has to blink. If it has mouth, it has to blabber incomprehensibly, but this last issue can be fixed by attaching soundtrack.

    Attached video is to demo the issue. Prompt for last segment is:

    subject_definitions:
<Subject 1> is a corpse, dead body, blue skirt.

summary:
[reference generation] 

retention_analysis:
<Subject 1> (appears in [Shot 1]): fully_preserved

detailed_description:
Indoor scene, stationary camera

timeline:
Camera pans around dead, headless unmoving body covered in blood, bloody stump of the neck.

overall_soundscape: Silent film, no speech, complete silence.

non_diegetic_music: N/A


    edit: seeing preview now, I'd like to point out that character in video is by no means realistic, its 3DCG-like cat-girl. If her head is attached, that is
    Edited on 2026/10/16 (Fri) 08:18:08 by user
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    No.30557
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    Impressive. Do you take requests?
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    No.30559
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    >>30318
    > No matter what I prompt for, if MiniMax sees a body, it has to breathe.

    I don't know if you have a video editor in addition to your AI tools, but I did some editing in DaVinci Resolve for one video in order to hide some breathing I wasn't able to talk MiniMax out of doing:

    >>28443
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    No.30688
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    >>30559
    maybe say torso, or corpse in describing?
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    No.30691
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    >>30688
    > maybe say torso, or corpse in describing?

    Ah, the sweet innocence of youth! 😄
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    No.30692
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    >>30318
    I've found that the problem of breathing tends to be how the shot is. Close ups almost always cause breathing, unless some other movement is made. Like fondling or clothing removal. Basically if a body is just lying there untouched minimax will make it breath. But if its far enough away or not the focus then the breathing might go away. I also believe words like dead, corpse, lifeless are ignored, are not in the database, so saying the body is still and motionless, relaxed, frozen pose tend to work better.
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    No.32147
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    I've found lora that helps with this.

    Movement Amplitude Slider MMH3 - v1.0
    https://civitaiarchive.com/models/2996313

    It needs very large weights, ending of this one was at -10, but it keeps scene pretty static when needed.

    https://yuibox.yuisuki.net/f/IuHgooWDd6.mp4
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