character-design

To maintain consistent character design across media, you need to use a character anchor for identity preservation alongside specific endpoints for image and video generation. This approach keeps visual identity stable across various scenes and media formats.

A character anchor is a required reference baseline used to preserve visual identity during character creation. It enables the generation of consistent character designs and reference sheets across variable shots without losing core visual traits.

To generate character reference sheets, start by creating a character anchor to lock identity, then specify your required outputs like portraits or turnaround sheets. The skill routes these requests through selected endpoints to produce the final reference sheets.

Yes, you can use this workflow for stills, animations, and videos. It integrates with various media endpoints for generation, allowing you to adapt your consistent character concept into different visual formats like 2D art or 3D animations.

Yes, model routing is required as a dependency to create stable character identity. It directs your character anchor and generation requests to the appropriate image and video endpoints, ensuring consistent outputs across different scenes.