ComfyUI uses Blender blockouts to direct AI video camera and character action
Overview
ComfyUI says its workflow lets a Blender render set the camera path, character positions, attack trajectories, timing and choreography for AI-generated video, and that reference images then replace the blockout's placeholder figures with final characters in an anime style.
The company's October 7 post on X links to the workflow for users to try, and no independent testing of the output quality is reported.
A follow-up post on October 16 says a horror sequence made with Blender and Seedance 2.5 used a 3D blockout to control camera movement, action and timing. ComfyUI states the workflow and prompt are included in that post. This is the company's own claim, and the report does not include outside evaluation of the results.
Written by AI from the articles below · updated Oct 16, 11:11 AM ET
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Developments
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- Oct 16, 11:01 AM ET · 1 articleComfyUI shares a Blender-to-Seedance horror sequence workflow with promptComfyUI: ComfyUI shows Blender blockout workflow for Seedance 2.5 horror video
- Oct 7, 11:01 AM ET · 1 articleComfyUI workflow uses Blender blockout to control AI video camera, positions, and choreographyComfyUI: ComfyUI uses Blender blockouts to guide precise AI video action
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ComfyUI@ComfyUIOfficialComfyUI shows Blender blockout workflow for Seedance 2.5 horror videoAIComfyUI shares a horror sequence made with Blender and Seedance 2.5, using a 3D blockout to control camera movement, action, and timing. The post says the workflow and prompt are included and links to the workflow.

ComfyUI@ComfyUIOfficialComfyUI uses Blender blockouts to guide precise AI video actionAIComfyUI says a Blender render can supply the camera path, character positions, attack trajectories, timing, and choreography for AI video. The workflow then uses reference images to replace the blockout with final characters and an anime look.

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