Discipline
Anti-slop for spicy MiniMax H3: limbs, faces, anatomy
Anti-slop on this site is prompt-side discipline, not a separate sampler. Cinema Studio can tick a box that writes “no plastic skin, no drifting face, no AI shimmer” into the brief. That sentence helps a little. It does not replace a body bible, a single motion, or a reshoot of one cell.
What actually breaks spicy takes
- Extra limbs — usually from a ceiling camera or a side-lying block without a mother still that shows which knee is on top.
- Melted faces — usually from stacking undress + position + a whip pan in 8s.
- Anatomy that changes — no bible, or refs that contradict each other.
- Welded bodies — two adults occupying one volume because the block never named who bears weight.
- Plastic skin — beauty-dish language in a tungsten hotel; pick a grade and stay there.
The checklist before you hit run
- One motion. If the sentence has “then”, split the cell.
- Three stills pinned, same outfit, marks visible — character library.
- A named block from spicy positions, not a slang tag alone.
- At most two camera tags from camera moves.
- Anti-slop sentence on, grade locked, era locked if you care — Cinema Studio.
When a take fails, reshoot that cell. Do not regenerate the whole cut. That is the point of a board. Anyone under 18 is out of scope; extra-limb disasters are not a reason to loosen that.