Animon's animation generation engine is designed to be multi-language compatible, allowing users to enter motion control commands in Chinese, English, Japanese or Korean. While the platform has support for all major languages, the technical documentation suggests that writing commands in English may result in more accurate animations, which correlates with the linguistic distribution of mainstream AI training datasets.
To get the desired results, the platform recommends that instructions are kept simple, with 2-3 lines of text describing the core action usually sufficient. For example, clear and simple descriptions such as 'character nods slowly' or 'camera advances to close-up face'. The Explore module allows users to browse through the original instructions of popular productions to learn effective ways of describing them. Avoid overly complex, long descriptions, which may cause the AI to misinterpret them and generate animations that do not meet expectations.
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