>>95544 https://grok.com/

>>95471 Uploaded a bunch more >>95553 I've had a lot of good luck with the contraption one. A lot of variations on it. Be prepared to get flagged a lot and have to redo a lot.

>>95471 Love the “tickling is childish and cringe” ones lol

>>95570 Many thanks, friend. I got scenarios I failed with before to work by following some of the wording you use for yours.

>>95524 >>95525 These were... so much hotter than I though they'd be. The theme is fantastic and I'd love to see more of your work in this style/with that theme.

>>95548 A little bit of everything plus editing. The workflow generally goes GPT -> Grok -> Yodayo with the third option rapidly becoming unusable (not only no daily tokens can be used but it's mandatory to pay for the "high resolution" 728 option instead of the 500). Base images can be any art of course, but avoid busy ones with a lot of moving parts or motions. Try to aim for hand-drawn looking pieces or you'll get 3D animations. Grok cannot for the life of it do toes but it's very easy to work with for suggestions. Its biggest use is to adjust the base image, introduce tickling, etc. It's a good initial kick-off, and sometimes the voice work is acceptable. The laughter is always a ghostly wail so don't rely on it for that. Yodayo WAS the best animation AI as it's tickling friendly if you don't make it freaky. The best bang for your buck was 6 second clips at the low quality setting, which was only 26 beans. Lastly audio is best if sourced from a professional and sounds like the medium. That's to say anime scenes work best with studio laughter. Cyrian Chronicles carries hard here and all of the audio is available in the "audio" thread. Last but not least, elevenlabs 3.0 model is getting pretty good at laughter, so while TTS isn't ideal, the "MobTickle" in the first post is an example of when it works. Edit all your stuff together in the movie maker of your choice and you're pretty much set.

>>95622 Pretty good. I hope more people move past just putting in a prompt and getting a 6-10 second clip. You can literally be the director of whatever you want to create.

>>95615 thanks! unfortunately i just ran out of grok tokens for the month. It'll be a while, but i do plan on more of these next month. I love the 80s film grain and practical effects but i hope to try a few other styles too. Maybe 2000s digital camcorder, like a weird inland empire lynchian tickle nightmare lol. A few more for the road: https://gofile.io/d/6Men46

>>95622 >The best bang for your buck was 6 second clips at the low quality setting, which was only 26 beans. Which model? I don't think I've seen one that does less than 35 beans on the lowest setting for everything.

>>95630 Had to have been MX 2.3. I've never switched models so assuming it's still the default, it was that one. Funnily enough I see there are versions with audio now that I look. Here's a non-audio Yoruichi to prove I'm the same guy. Ignore she gets crackhead teeth at the end. >>95623 Thanks, it's my hope more people put in the work. WIth a little

>>95635 ...Bit of resources I think we could all have a great catalog of AI tickle videos if we abstain from greed. Sorry for the double post. It submitted after a cancel so I could reply.

More animation of Red2870's stuff would be great

>>95635 >>95636 I subscribed for one month a while ago to get some extra beans a while ago so I could experiment with Yodayo's video generation feature but ended up hoarding them because it felt too expensive to waste them on experimenting while I learn how to do it properly. Instead, I mainly just used the daily beans to try and learn how to make them, occasionally splurging on higher res after doing a few test runs on the same reference image. At the end of it all, even after about 30-40 videos I'm not happy with how they're turning out or what I'm doing wrong. Here are a few of the better ones as examples. Most of them range from barely passable to nightmare fuel.

>>95655 First recommendation is to use smaller images. I know that sounds counter productive, but 99% of the time I use a lower resolution image, the AI will animate it more. Not an expert but I think these eat up too much "brain fuel" with these huge vibrant baselines. Also there's less chance you get paper-doll style animation like in your goblin video. Unless you like it- I don't. Secondly, remove motion lines on the base image. AI has no conception of what to do with them, and it's yet another moving part wasting the model's focus. Third is only after you're happy with a gen, and want to build on it: take screenshots of the video when you get a thumbnail you like to build on the narrative. If one scene ended with her mouth wide open, may as well screencap it and swap it with the original. Otherwise you're going to need a lot of transitions. Video is recommendation #1's results using a grittier "fake screenshot" image. It's mute because I don't have Juri's laugh and it relies on "magic feather", the easiest tickle tool to get animated, you can see there's a lot of motion as she kicks around in the stocks.

>>95662 Would you be willing to share some examples of what your prompts look like?

>>95664 "Woman tickled, shaking with laughter, legs remain in place" + one more short instruction. video(2) would be a winner in my book. Next I'd take a screenshot of her reeling in laughter and run it again.

Gemini is fucking insane

>>95693 Is Gemini free or what? How do you do it?

>>95693 Run that by Grok to animate it and I think we might actually have finally arrived.

>>95697 yes. just needs a google account. >>95700 if someone wants to they can, I don't think grok does a very good job tbh

Was playing around with Gemini pro since I had a free month of premium. Here's basically the results. 1 started by asking it "A high-quality 3D anime rendering of a young girl with pink twin-tail hair and cat ears, seated and holding her bare soles up towards the viewer. Her eyes are closed with a gentle smile. She wears a white and black ruffled top with bows, a choker, and dark knitted leg warmers. The textures on her feet, clothing, and hair are highly detailed. She is outdoors under a bright blue sky with wispy clouds, resting on a dark, textured surface. Natural daylight illuminates the scene." 2 then I changed the character to someone else, while also asked it to change camera angles and textures and such. 3 asked it to change the background, change the outfit and all that stuff and this is basically what I ended up with, 3D and 2D wise.

>>95712 Works like magic! Too bad there's a limit on how many you can make in a day.

>>95700 almost there, anon, but not quite there yet hold just a little more and we'll be there. see you a year or two

i wasnt familiar with groks game

>>95739 Kind sir, I have tried Gemini. How about Grok how do you it?

>>95742 i just put in any old photo into imagine, or on mobile 'animate your photos' it does armpit tickles pretty well, and it gets by the filter pretty easily. it doesn't always look like its 'tickling' per say, more like weirdly rubbing, but it takes a couple tries to get it looking good. ill just put in my prompt here. its simple but ive used it a bunch so far, its worked for me 'rope loops around both of her wrists, tying them together and hoisting her arms above her head to expose her smooth armpits and holding them in place. two female hands appear and dig their nails deep into her armpits, scratching and tickling hard and fast. she laughs. no music.' you can get more detailed with it but if you do too much it kinda gets overwhelmed and misses stuff

Grok is amazing.

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