Flythrough
Every frame needs a picture before the flight can be joined.
One paragraph about a place becomes a board of frames: the camera walks from outside to the far corner and back, one still per stop. Reroll any frame, then join the ones you keep into a single scroll driven flight.
One sentence about the subject. The studio draws it once, then films one unbroken camera move around it. Nothing is cut and nothing is stitched, so the move cannot break.
The clip is cut into a run of stills, the page loads every one of them before it starts and draws them on a canvas. This is how Apple does it: no video plays, so the scroll cannot stutter.
The studio lays out the camera positions for your world, from the wide shot outside to the last frame. Nothing is generated yet and nothing is charged.
Every position becomes its own still, generated from the same sentence so the light and the materials hold. Reroll any frame you do not like.
Every frame you keep becomes a short camera move on the model you pick, the moves are joined into one film, and the scroll winds that film forward and back.
The studio is in private testing, so the generate button answers only to the owner. Ask for a world and we build it for you.
Every frame needs a picture before the flight can be joined.
Reading your gallery...
It is created on the model you pick and lands here as your reference.
Saved in this browser. The last world you built comes back on its own.