I've seen a lot of 2D AI games as of late with animated CG's and was curious to what app or site people are using to create these?
How to make AI images animated?
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Most of them use Live2D (or other alternatives, some even use adobe), so they're manually animated.
Others do use AI, but the result isn't as good imho. Those who do either run their models (require big GPU) or rent/use it on a website like Civitai, either way, money is involved.
If you're interested in the type of AI they use, I seem to recall it was called "wan 2.1" but I might be misremembering here.
There's also veo3, but that's good for SFW.
Others do use AI, but the result isn't as good imho. Those who do either run their models (require big GPU) or rent/use it on a website like Civitai, either way, money is involved.
If you're interested in the type of AI they use, I seem to recall it was called "wan 2.1" but I might be misremembering here.
There's also veo3, but that's good for SFW.
melantha
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wan 2.2 so far is the best i've tried.
you can do local with comfyui.
for online use, i know civitai supports it, you also get free credits regularly iinm
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you can do local with comfyui.
for online use, i know civitai supports it, you also get free credits regularly iinm
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FredFappy
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wan 2.2 animate (wananimate some call it) is pretty amazing also. You just film yourself as the reference and the workflow will animate the reference image doing the same thing.
So hire a super hot actress and tell her you need to do some reference videos for your naughty game!
What I'm prototyping these days is creating CG using DAZ3d characters and a nice render in Blender. Then use that render to produce an AI image. I only allow the AI to barely change the image so I can get better skin and hair without killing myself in Blender. This is the best way to keep the AI consistent image to image.. like background, clothes, hair.. it will all be exactly the same for every image because you are not letting the AI produce an entirely new image. You are doing 80% - 90% of the work though. Then I'm testing out running that image through WAN2.2 to get animation (just started playing with wananimate but I don't have anything I can show yet).
Here is an example. Initially created in Daz3D, rendered in Blender then adjusted and rendered again in Krita using it's AI Diffusion plugin. I use Krita so I can paint out anything I don't like.
This is run locally on a 5090 (takes about 3 minutes). The reason to run locally is for the NSFW parts really. Otherwise, you can just use Kling.
View attachment ComfyUI_00002_.mp4
So hire a super hot actress and tell her you need to do some reference videos for your naughty game!
What I'm prototyping these days is creating CG using DAZ3d characters and a nice render in Blender. Then use that render to produce an AI image. I only allow the AI to barely change the image so I can get better skin and hair without killing myself in Blender. This is the best way to keep the AI consistent image to image.. like background, clothes, hair.. it will all be exactly the same for every image because you are not letting the AI produce an entirely new image. You are doing 80% - 90% of the work though. Then I'm testing out running that image through WAN2.2 to get animation (just started playing with wananimate but I don't have anything I can show yet).
Here is an example. Initially created in Daz3D, rendered in Blender then adjusted and rendered again in Krita using it's AI Diffusion plugin. I use Krita so I can paint out anything I don't like.
This is run locally on a 5090 (takes about 3 minutes). The reason to run locally is for the NSFW parts really. Otherwise, you can just use Kling.
View attachment ComfyUI_00002_.mp4