DigitalByte commited on
Commit
7e05aac
·
verified ·
1 Parent(s): 7b16ce0

Update model card and prompt guide

Browse files
Files changed (2) hide show
  1. README.md +49 -6
  2. prompt_guide.md +2 -0
README.md CHANGED
@@ -110,13 +110,26 @@ No trigger word is required. Name the parts that move, the components revealed u
110
  ### BASIC template — a short, readable reveal
111
 
112
  ```text
113
- [SUBJECT] separates into an ordered exploded view. [NAMED OUTER PARTS] move outward along controlled paths, revealing [NAMED INTERNAL COMPONENTS] underneath. The parts settle into an organized [LAYERED / RADIAL] arrangement around [EXPOSED CORE] while retaining their original shapes. [CAMERA BEHAVIOR]. [LIGHTING CONSISTENT WITH THE IMAGE] remains consistent throughout the continuous shot.
 
 
 
 
 
114
  ```
115
 
116
  #### Example: Desktop PC
117
 
118
  ```text
119
- The desktop computer tower separates into an ordered exploded view. The glass side panel, front panel, top cover and lower power-supply cover move outward along controlled paths, revealing the motherboard, graphics card, liquid-cooling assembly and power supply. The components separate into an organized layered arrangement around the case while retaining their original shapes. The case base stays on the desk. The camera slowly orbits to the right around the computer from the starting three-quarter view. The blue-white computer lighting and surrounding room remain consistent throughout the continuous shot.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
120
  ```
121
 
122
  [Watch the example](examples/xpldv_computer.mp4)
@@ -124,16 +137,46 @@ The desktop computer tower separates into an ordered exploded view. The glass si
124
  ### COMPLEX template — specific parts, positions, and movement paths
125
 
126
  ```text
127
- [SUBJECT] separates into an ordered exploded view while [CONTINUING ACTION OR ANCHORED SUPPORT]. [OUTER PART A] detaches and translates [DIRECTION], keeping [ORIENTATION]. [OUTER PART B] moves [DISTINCT PATH], and [OTHER OUTER PARTS] move [PATHS]. These exterior parts move first and travel furthest, leaving clear gaps. They reveal [SPECIFIC COMPONENT AND RECOGNIZABLE FEATURES] at [POSITION RELATIVE TO THE OBJECT], with [OTHER COMPONENTS AND THEIR LOCATIONS]. [CORE COMPONENTS] remain mounted together. Each detached section retains its shape as the arrangement settles and holds steady. [CAMERA BEHAVIOR]. [CONSISTENT LIGHTING] continues through one continuous shot.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
128
  ```
129
 
130
- #### Example: Laptop
131
 
132
  ```text
133
- An open laptop separates into an ordered exploded view while resting stationary on the wooden table. The complete display assembly lifts free of its hinge mounts and translates upward and backward, keeping the screen, bezel and rear cover together at the original open angle, with a clear air gap between the display and the rear edge of the base. The entire keyboard and trackpad deck, including all keys and the palm rest, detaches and translates straight upward as one flat horizontal assembly. It rises high above the lower case, exposing the circuit board and cooling system toward the back and the flat battery pack beneath the palm rest. These exterior parts move first and travel furthest, leaving generous open gaps around the internal assemblies. One compact circuit board with its chips, cooling fans and metal heat pipes rises beneath the keyboard deck, with all of these components remaining mounted together as a single assembly. The flat dark battery cells remain joined as one battery pack and translate upward and slightly forward from the front portion of the lower case, exposing the shallow battery compartment and mounting points underneath. The remaining lower case is one empty shallow metal tray resting on the tabletop. The raised keyboard deck, circuit board and battery pack occupy three separate horizontal levels with broad bands of open air between them; the upright display is positioned behind the stack and the empty lower tray stays beneath it. Each of the five major assemblies retains its original shape as the layers settle into an organized arrangement and hold steady. The camera slowly orbits to the right around the laptop from the starting three-quarter view, keeping the full expanded arrangement visible. The soft daylight remains consistent throughout one continuous shot.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
134
  ```
135
 
136
- [Watch the example](examples/xpldv_laptop.mp4)
137
 
138
  Replace the brackets with your subject and its parts; omit clauses that do not apply to the intended shot. Name the final arrangement: a vertical stack, a horizontal row, or a radial arrangement around the center. Use “layered” for an actual stack. Describe timing consistently: parts move at the same time or in a clear sequence. For a moving subject, keep the detached parts traveling with it. Give the camera enough room for the expanded arrangement.
139
 
 
110
  ### BASIC template — a short, readable reveal
111
 
112
  ```text
113
+ [SUBJECT] separates into an ordered exploded view. [NAMED OUTER PARTS] move
114
+ outward along controlled paths, revealing [NAMED INTERNAL COMPONENTS]
115
+ underneath. The parts settle into an organized [LAYERED / RADIAL]
116
+ arrangement around [EXPOSED CORE] while retaining their original shapes.
117
+ [CAMERA BEHAVIOR]. [LIGHTING CONSISTENT WITH THE IMAGE] remains consistent
118
+ throughout the continuous shot.
119
  ```
120
 
121
  #### Example: Desktop PC
122
 
123
  ```text
124
+ The desktop computer tower separates into an ordered exploded view. The
125
+ glass side panel, front panel, top cover and lower power-supply cover move
126
+ outward along controlled paths, revealing the motherboard, graphics card,
127
+ liquid-cooling assembly and power supply. The components separate into an
128
+ organized layered arrangement around the case while retaining their original
129
+ shapes. The case base stays on the desk. The camera slowly orbits to the
130
+ right around the computer from the starting three-quarter view. The
131
+ blue-white computer lighting and surrounding room remain consistent
132
+ throughout the continuous shot.
133
  ```
134
 
135
  [Watch the example](examples/xpldv_computer.mp4)
 
137
  ### COMPLEX template — specific parts, positions, and movement paths
138
 
139
  ```text
140
+ [SUBJECT] separates into an ordered exploded view while [CONTINUING ACTION
141
+ OR ANCHORED SUPPORT]. [OUTER PART A] detaches and translates [DIRECTION],
142
+ keeping [ORIENTATION]. [OUTER PART B] moves [DISTINCT PATH], and [OTHER
143
+ OUTER PARTS] move [PATHS]. These exterior parts move first and travel
144
+ furthest, leaving clear gaps. They reveal [SPECIFIC COMPONENT AND
145
+ RECOGNIZABLE FEATURES] at [POSITION RELATIVE TO THE OBJECT], with [OTHER
146
+ COMPONENTS AND THEIR LOCATIONS]. [CORE COMPONENTS] remain mounted together.
147
+ Each detached section retains its shape as the arrangement settles and holds
148
+ steady. [CAMERA BEHAVIOR]. [CONSISTENT LIGHTING] continues through one
149
+ continuous shot.
150
  ```
151
 
152
+ #### Example: Watch
153
 
154
  ```text
155
+ A luxury automatic mechanical wristwatch separates into an ordered exploded
156
+ view while resting stationary on its dark velvet display cushion. The front
157
+ sapphire crystal and surrounding polished bezel rim detach as a single unit
158
+ and translate forward and slightly upward, keeping its circular orientation
159
+ facing the camera. The hour, minute, and slender seconds hands lift cleanly
160
+ above the dial plane, each translating upward along its own short vertical
161
+ path with slight lateral spacing between them. The main dial plate carrying
162
+ its applied hour markers, subdial components, and open-heart cutout details
163
+ moves forward a shorter distance than the crystal, creating a clear gap
164
+ between it and the hands above. These exterior parts move first and travel
165
+ furthest, leaving generous gaps between each successive layer. They reveal
166
+ the mechanical movement at the center of the stack—its polished bridges,
167
+ interlocking gears, escapement fork, oscillating balance wheel, ruby jewels,
168
+ and complication modules all visible in their assembled configuration—with
169
+ the rear exhibition caseback and its oscillating automatic rotor translating
170
+ backward and slightly downward as the final layer. The movement's bridges,
171
+ gears, and escapement remain mounted together as a single mechanical unit.
172
+ Each detached section retains its original shape as the five layers settle
173
+ into an organized axial arrangement and hold steady. A slow, steady camera
174
+ pull-back provides room for the full expanded stack. The soft upper-left key
175
+ light, cool right-side fill, and subtle rim highlight consistent with the
176
+ source image continue through one continuous shot.
177
  ```
178
 
179
+ [Watch the example](examples/xpldv_watch.mp4)
180
 
181
  Replace the brackets with your subject and its parts; omit clauses that do not apply to the intended shot. Name the final arrangement: a vertical stack, a horizontal row, or a radial arrangement around the center. Use “layered” for an actual stack. Describe timing consistently: parts move at the same time or in a clear sequence. For a moving subject, keep the detached parts traveling with it. Give the camera enough room for the expanded arrangement.
182
 
prompt_guide.md CHANGED
@@ -53,6 +53,8 @@ With an Ollama node, supply the builder below as the instruction template and en
53
 
54
  Example Guidance:
55
 
 
 
56
  > SUV speeding and in motion the whole clip, complex, vertical exploding view - hood, wheels, doors, roof, outer shell
57
 
58
  Review both motion and separation in the finished clip. If your assistant has no separate Guidance field, add the shot request after the builder.
 
53
 
54
  Example Guidance:
55
 
56
+
57
+ LTX-2.5-Exploded-View-XPLDV
58
  > SUV speeding and in motion the whole clip, complex, vertical exploding view - hood, wheels, doors, roof, outer shell
59
 
60
  Review both motion and separation in the finished clip. If your assistant has no separate Guidance field, add the shot request after the builder.