1

Mix a base style with a secondary

Style models behave like presets with weights. Anime 0.7 + Realism 0.3 gives a soft hybrid; Cyberpunk 1.0 + Grain 0.2 gives a hard sci-fi grade.

Anime 0.7 + Realism 0.3Cyberpunk 1.0 + Grain 0.2Oil paint 0.5 + 3D 0.5
2

Keep creativity in the safe band

Above 0.7 the model starts inventing anatomy. Between 0.5 and 0.7 you get variation without breaking hands and faces. Push sharpness high, then add a little grain back so the frame is not plastic.

Creativity

0.5–0.7

Sharpness

0.8+

Film grain

0.3

3

Change one slider per render

Move a single value, regenerate, compare. Moving three at once teaches nothing about which one did the work.

4

Review with sound before export

Play the full clip once with audio. Check sync, check the last frame, check that motion does not snap at the loop point.

5

Upscale, then file it properly

Turn on upscaling before downloading, even from a 720p render — it cleans up edges and on-screen text. Name the file with the mode and prompt version, e.g. gen3_vendor_v3.mp4, so class submissions stay traceable.

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