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Unknown“3 Steal this workflow: how to get one subject to appear consistently in any scene using Flora AI @florafaunaai Phil @ Go Time 5-20” — exact tool attribution; commercial relationship unverified — https://www.tiktok.com/@gotimehq/video/76421401779676152630:36 · on_screen hook

“Place one subject, anywhere”

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Opens with one car surviving 25 scenes, then teaches FLORA’s in-paint and reusable Element mechanism before teasing the conference game as the next episode.

3views—likes↑0×vs their usual post · 140 views51creators ran this script

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  1. 0:00I put the same car in over 25 wild scenes, then I turned it into a live contest at a conference.
  2. 0:05First, I found a sick car, 1972 Nissan Skyline.
  3. 0:09I found a bunch of high-res photos and uploaded them to flora.ai.
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Where this post sitsthe repetition is the proof
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Open on a concrete creative outcome, rewind through the connected inputs and model steps, and let the visible canvas carry the product claim.

Creative practitioners who prove FLORA by building a finished ad, composite, fashion render, or character system on the node canvas · 51 creators · 79 posts

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