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Offline raphaelsdream

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Re: Talking Shop: the thread for technical discussions, tools, and updates
« Reply #25 on: October 19, 2026, 09:46:44 pm »
Also, although I love making this stuff, and kinda 'coming out' as kinky after many years of hiding it, I love jokes more than anything - shouldn't this threat be called 'Talking Slop"?  :D

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Re: Talking Shop: the thread for technical discussions, tools, and updates
« Reply #26 on: October 21, 2026, 10:54:33 am »
I'm finding making longer videos with Minimax H3 to be a nightmare. Effect precede cause no matter how clearly I lay out the chain of events, dialogue comes out of the wrong character no matter how clear I am on who is speaking. Any tips?
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Re: Talking Shop: the thread for technical discussions, tools, and updates
« Reply #27 on: October 21, 2026, 01:32:47 pm »
Also, although I love making this stuff, and kinda 'coming out' as kinky after many years of hiding it, I love jokes more than anything - shouldn't this threat be called 'Talking Slop"?  :D
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I'm finding making longer videos with Minimax H3 to be a nightmare. Effect precede cause no matter how clearly I lay out the chain of events, dialogue comes out of the wrong character no matter how clear I am on who is speaking. Any tips?
I don't have a ton of experience with the most recent versions of Minimax but this was a huge issue across many AI platforms in the past. Grok Imagine (my main go-to) has recently gotten much better in maintaining coherence to prompt guidelines (eg maintaining the look of a character or a room, getting the right characters to say the right lines in the right tone of voice), with the caveat being that videos are still limited to 15 seconds (so, however much context you can cram into that time frame). Depending on specifically what you're going for, it might be the kind of thing you could break up into several distinct prompts, and then weave all the raw outputs into a single video after words. For instance, generate one video which is *just* the hypnotist saying his lines, a second video which is just the hypnotizee saying her lines. Could even do a shot/reverse-shot like in a real tv show.