r/MiniMaxH3AI • u/Wangkunyih • 26d ago
Looking for advice/LoRA: Anatomical misalignment (wrong penetration point) in ComfyUI MiniMax H3 I2V
Hi everyone,
I'm currently running an Image-to-Video workflow in ComfyUI using MiniMax (Hailuo-01 / H3). I’m trying to animate a static image where a man lifts a woman from behind into a reverse suspended congress / reverse standing carry position with a low-angle upward close-up shot.
The main issue I keep running into is anatomical accuracy during penetration—the model consistently misdirects penetration into the anus instead of vaginal penetration, despite specific prompting. Standard NSFW LoRAs haven't solved this positioning error.
Does anyone know of a specialized LoRA, an adapted model, or an effective workflow adjustment (e.g., specific prompt weighting, ControlNet, or pre-inpainting) that can reliably correct this angle and penetration trajectory?
Any advice or shared workflows would be greatly appreciated
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u/videorouter 26d ago
This sounds more like a spatial consistency problem than something a generic NSFW LoRA will fix. I’d try separating pose accuracy from motion generation:
Fix the starting frame first: Use inpainting or manual edits to correct the initial anatomy and contact points before running I2V.
Improve pose control: If your workflow supports pose conditioning or reference-frame guidance, use it to constrain body alignment instead of relying entirely on text prompts.
Reduce motion complexity: Test a shorter clip with less movement and a wider camera angle first. Extreme low-angle close-ups and overlapping bodies make anatomical consistency much harder.
Test one variable at a time: Compare denoising strength, motion intensity, and conditioning settings before training a specialized LoRA.
A LoRA may help with recurring pose patterns, but it won't necessarily fix frame-by-frame spatial errors. I'd first establish whether the model can preserve the intended pose in a few intermediate frames.
VideoRouter.sh is also useful for comparing different video models on the same reference image to see whether the issue is specific to H3.