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CoaG introduces a method where users draw a ground plane grid and place cylinders to control people’s positions and camera movement in generated videos. This minimal geometry input allows the model to render photorealistic videos with people occupying specified locations over time.
CoaG introduces a method where users draw a ground plane grid and place cylinders to control people’s positions and camera movement in generated videos. This minimal geometry input allows the model to render photorealistic videos with people occupying specified locations over time.
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We ask how little geometry a person has to draw to control both where people stand and where the camera moves in a generated video. Our answer is a ground plane and one cylinder per person. A user draws a grid on the ground, places one cylinder where each person should stand, moves the cylinders and the camera...
This approach simplifies user control over complex 3D video scenes, reducing the need for detailed modeling while enabling precise spatial and temporal arrangement of subjects and camera. It advances video generation by making layout manipulation more accessible and intuitive.
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