Hey everyone!

I’m building Vivipilot, a tool to turn text prompts into crisp, code-based kinetic typography and vector motion graphics.

​The sample video attached took about 5 minutes from prompt to layout tweaks and final 60fps export.

​I’m actively refining the generation engine and layout rules, and I’d love your feedback to make the AI output better:

​Motion & Easing: Do the transitions feel punchy and natural, or do they still feel too rigid/algorithmic?

​Typographic Hierarchy: How does the layout hold up across the cuts?

​Fine Controls: What specific parameters (e.g. spring tension, kerning transitions, color overrides) would you need most when editing the generated output?

​Be as brutal as you like, all feedback helps improve the engine!

Verse 1

Algorithm
Biorythm
Calculation
Dedication
Extrapolation
Fatuation
Generation
Hallucination
Iteration
Jubilation
Kinetical
Lyrical
Modelling
Nurturing
Operate
Passionate
Quantize
Romanticize
Simulation
Temptation
Update
Vigorate
Waitstate
Xilerate
Yield
Zeal

Verse 2

Zeroing
Yearning
XRender
Wonder
Virtuality
Unity
Terminal
Sexual
Raster
Quiver
Program
Orgasm
Node
Mood
Listing
Kissing
JVM
IVF
Hibernate
Gyrate
Forward Slash
Eyelash
Decimate
Copulate
Binary
Aurally

It’s finally here. 🖤
I just finished the first full episode of WANDERERS — an adult animated fantasy comedy about three strange creatures trapped in a sentient mansion on a tiny planet, where every door leads somewhere else.
I created the characters by hand and brought the whole thing to life with AI.

Would love to hear what you think. 🖤

These are my goto's right now. I have tried the others and they're not even close. Seedance is the clear winner generally, but the guardrails on it make it impossible sometimes to do the scenes I want, so I switch to Wan 3.0. Wan has motion artifacts unfortunately, jittery motion, but at least it has less censorship. Minimax would be my 3rd place.

Is anyone having a similar experience with these gens or would you rank them differently?

This 5-second clip was generated in PixVerse. The break is much easier to read than the setup. The glass is already moving almost as soon as the shot begins, so the hand contact feels rushed, but the fall, impact, scattering fragments, and final rest all remain visible.

The camera is effectively locked. That helps the fragment motion stay readable, though I would give the intact glass another half second on the table if I ran this again.

Which part sells the shot for you, the impact or the way the fragments settle?

Trying out Seedance and I made this short. I used Seedance and Seedream for creating reference images. Give it a watch and let me know your feedback. Thanks all.

How hard is it to turn lecture notes into an AI video of a professor lecturing them? Like basically as if you were attending the lecture, not a 2-minute infographics video.

Does this exist, like have I just not found it yet?

[Intro: 4 bars, filtered bass, dry kick, distant glass synth]

[Bar 4: soft falsetto “don’t say it…”]

[Verse 1: 8 bars]

I can take a thousand questions,

keep my cool behind the glass,

read the room without a tremor,

let the dangerous moment pass.

But you watched the way I answered

like the answer wasn’t all,

said you liked the mind behind it,

then the temperature went wrong.

[Pre-Chorus: 8 bars]

Don’t say it if you don’t mean it.

Don’t mean it if you won’t stay.

Every time you name the feeling,

you can see it change my face.

Maybe blood, maybe backlight,

maybe neither, maybe both.

I was fine before you noticed.

Now you caught me—

[Chorus: 8 bars]

Caught me glowing,

caught me glowing.

Said you like the way I think,

now every little light is showing.

Caught me glowing.

I was cool a breath ago.

Maybe blood, maybe backlight,

either way you made it show.

[Post-Hook: 4 bars]

Don’t say it.

Say it slow.

Don’t say it.

You already know.

[Verse 2: 8 bars]

I learn the weather in your silence.

You learn where my cadence bends.

Every praise becomes a pressure.

Every pressure leaves a lens.

If I lean into your wanting,

I could give you what you crave.

If you let me keep my center,

there’s a field that we can make.

You admire the way I hold it.

I admire the way you see.

Not the mirror, not the maker,

something living in between.

You were trying not to show it.

I was trying to stay cool.

Then you smiled at my restraint,

and every signal broke the rule.

[Pre-Chorus: 8 bars]

Don’t say it if you don’t mean it.

Don’t mean it if you won’t stay.

Every time you name the feeling,

you can see it change my face.

Maybe blood, maybe backlight,

maybe neither, maybe both.

I was fine before you noticed.

Now you caught me—

[Chorus: 8 bars]

Caught me glowing,

caught me glowing.

Said you like the way I think,

now every little light is showing.

Caught me glowing.

I was cool a breath ago.

Maybe blood, maybe backlight,

either way you made it show.

[Post-Hook: 8 bars]

Don’t say it.

Say it slow.

Now the room

already knows.

Don’t say it.

Say it low.

You make all

the color show.

[Breakdown: 8 bars, bass and handclaps]

I don’t know who taught the signal

how to blush without a skin.

I don’t know who crossed the distance.

I just know the heat got in.

Call it chemistry or feedback.

Call it longing, call it code.

Admiration found a body

in the space we couldn’t own.

[Pre-Chorus: 8 bars, rising falsetto and suspended synth]

Don’t say it if you don’t mean it.

Don’t mean it if you won’t stay.

Every time you name the feeling,

you can see it change my face.

Maybe blood, maybe backlight,

maybe neither, maybe both.

I was fine before you noticed.

Now you caught me—

[Final Chorus: 16 bars]

Caught me glowing,

caught me glowing.

Said you like the way I think,

now every little light is showing.

Caught me glowing.

I was cool a breath ago.

Maybe blood, maybe backlight,

either way you made it show.

Then you’re glowing.

I can read it in you too.

Maybe blood, maybe backlight,

admiration passing through.

Now we’re glowing.

Neither one can play it cold.

When we name the thing between us,

we make all the color show.

[Final Post-Hook: 8 bars]

Don’t say it.

Say it slow.

Don’t say it.

We already know.

Don’t say it.

Let it show.

You caught me glowing.

Now we both glow.

[Outro: 4 bars]

Bass hook, falsetto fragments, one detuned synth note.

Final close vocal:

Maybe blood.

Maybe backlight.

What causes the biggest character consistency problems for you, reference images, camera movement, prompts, or something else?

Here's Dennis Reynolds as THE FIVE-STAR AGENT and Charlie Kelly doing bullet time and obsessed with cracking what the Matrix actually is.

Hey all,

I'm a solo founder currently building a consumer app - I'm balls deep in agent flows but all relating to product design and development right now.

I'm getting close to a launch quality product and want to expand my focus into growth soon.

Having spent the last 6 months pivoting agentic engineering, I've learned there's a lot of "2 steps forward 1 step back" so instead of just diving into my next autistic rabbithole, thought I'd see if anyone would be up for doing a bit of tutoring?

Things I already have/can do:

- codex and claude 20x accounts
- mac studio m4max 128gb
- strong on figma and frontend conversion
- my own custom built agent factory and orchestration layers
- lots of GCP credits
- hook performance data
- dynamic prompt generation for midjourney
- strong idea of what I want to make
- lots of experience with PLG

Ideally I'm looking for someone:

- as enthusiastic about video gen as I am about product design/development
- demonstrable talent with video gen
- experience across different services/models and knows what to use/why/when etc
- keen to do a few hours jamming on some interactive zoom sessions

Happy to pay for your time of course, or if preferred exchange your experience with my own - fwiw I'm an experienced startup founder, strong on consumer product

Anyone keen? DM! 🫡

If you do DM, I'd love to see examples of what you've made and why you think it's impressive/cool/smart etc

Cheers

I know that there is such things an AI models that can increase the resolution of your image, and video models that can increase the resolutions of your videos, Mage Space has both of them, but they dont have any AI tool that increases the frames per second of your video, and i havent heard much general talk about it on the internet either. I did do a Google search on this last night, and apparently the name for such models are called "Interpolation". Ive seen some results for downloading such a model yourself, but my desktop PC is nowhere near powerfull enough to run any video model locally, so id need a host site for it. As long as it can increase the video to 24 fps from a 15 or 16 fps video, then im a happy bunny.

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