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OpenArt Worlds: build, explore, and capture a 3D scene
OpenArt creators explain a virtual-set workflow: build one navigable world, choose an angle within it, and generate a shot from that view.
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The script19 lines · 1:07 · @Raoul van Mullem | Viral Video Coach for OpenArt
- 0:00This is the build-up effect, and for the first time you're not just generating scenes, you're controlling them.
- 0:05And what makes this so powerful is that you're not just generating images anymore,
- 0:09you're creating a world you can actually move through. Let me show you how it works.
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- Describe creating a navigable world from a prompt or image
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To create your world, you can either type a prompt or upload an image with a prompt.
Open the source post →OpenArt just introduced worlds where you can take an image and turn it into a full environment you can actually move through.
Open the source post →I input a prompt describing my environment. OpenArt generates a fully navigable 3D world where I can move through the environment like I'm inside a virtual film set.
Open the source post →I start with a simple prompt, and it generates a full 3D world, not an image, an actual environment I can move inside.
Open the source post → - Explore or explain choosing a camera angle inside that world
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You can walk around, explore different angles and find the exact shot you're looking for.
Open the source post →You build the space once, and it doesn't change. You can move through it, choose your angle, and frame exactly what you want.
Open the source post →Then I find the angle I want, I tap "take shot" and type a prompt describing the scene.
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