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The core idea started from a time when @GlitterPixely helped me try creating some Mecha designs with MJ. In the end we ended up with a stone Golem guardian for the witch. After that I thought "what if the witch was a character in Glitter Pixely's typical cute style"... and here she is. I had planned to create this video for a long time. But Seedance was too expensive for my current situation, and the cheaper AIs weren't strong enough in the action parts, so I temporarily put it aside. And finally thanks to @itsPolloAI letting me into their CPP program, I was able to complete it. Thank you. #PolloAI

Opus 5.5 (video - music) + ChatGPT (Image) (≖⩊≖)

The final images and video turned out reasonably decent, considering I only reran the 3D environment generation three times. Besides that, the environment ended up looking slightly different from the reference image. And generating the video took over 2 hours, not even counting the time spent creating the 3D environment. Maybe this weekend, if Claude still has some credits left, I should give it a try and compare the results. But with ChatGPT Terra on the Plus plan, everything is just... exhausting.🫠

That's exactly why I say these stupid AI haters have no brains. Even if they're too lazy to use their own brains, they could just click the "Grok" button in the corner and have it explain everything to them, instead of making complete idiots of themselves in public, right!? Do they hate AI so much that they can't even bring themselves to click the "Grok" button and would rather expose their own stupidity? To make things clear, I've been regularly sharing my prompts and how I create things with AI for a long time. And obviously, if I share something publicly, it's because I want people to use it. If I shared something but didn't want anyone to touch it, I'd be just as stupid as those AI haters. I have absolutely no problem with anyone using my prompts. But the question is, how do they use them? If someone uses my prompts to create something new and incorporate it into their own work, I welcome that, whether they tag me to give credit afterward or not. That doesn't really matter to me. But if someone just takes my entire prompt unchanged and throws it into an AI, that's a completely different story. It's like when someone leaves a bowl of candy outside their house on Halloween. Even if there's no sign telling kids how much they can take, a well-behaved kid will obviously only take their fair share. But those who just grab the entire bowl and stuff it into their bags? Get lost.

This world is so adorable!!! 😍😍😍

Let's give Terra another try and see if it can actually produce something decent this time...

After Malfoid, maybe we should make Emperor Anakin Skywalker. 🤣😂😅

When I share my prompts publicly, I hope people will use AI to analyze and learn from them, to figure out how I set up my camera angles, effects, and so on. But I really dislike and strongly disapprove of people simply taking the original creator's entire prompt and throwing it into AI like this. I think creators who share their prompts should add a short line instructing the AI to display their @username in the center of the video, starting at the 5-second mark and remaining there until the end, like a watermark. That way, if these lazy copycats just copy and paste your prompts to generate videos, they'll end up with a video featuring your username in huge letters right in the middle. Free advertising for you!