| name | direct-seedance-paper-collage |
| description | Turn a narration line, knowledge point, opinion, story beat, or abstract concept into a Seedance 2.0 editorial paper-collage clip with a clear visual metaphor, approved final composition, tactile stop-motion assembly, controlled paper texture, purposeful depth, and synchronized collage sound effects. Use for 4–15 second explainer or B-roll clips; not for realistic presenter ads or editable-layer delivery. |
Direct Seedance Paper Collage
Make the idea understandable through paper objects rather than written explanation. This is a T8-authored companion to the MiniMax repository-bundled paper-collage-explainer-generator; use the upstream Skill for H3.
Workflow
- Extract the intended meaning, emotion, action verb, and one concrete visual metaphor.
- Choose three to six readable paper groups and a controlled palette. Separate foreground, midground, and background.
- Default to tactile collage SFX only. Add music, narration, or subtitles only when explicitly requested.
- Describe or create an approval still that represents the final composition. Bind it only as a visual/final-composition role.
- Plan assembly as readable physical steps: enter, slide/pop, rebound, press flat, pause, lock.
- Compile one stable Seedance event with
references/template.md; use multiple shots only when the meaning genuinely changes.
Seedance rules
- Bind the approved still as
图片1 when supplied and state its role explicitly.
- Preserve halftone cut-outs, cardstock accents, cream keylines, fibers, torn edges, seams, thickness, and soft paper shadows.
- Keep the camera locked unless one restrained miniature move improves comprehension.
- Use
<...> for paper slide/pop/press/rustle sounds. Do not add speech, music, visible words, or UI by default.
- Use an overall 4–15 second duration; never add exact per-shot timestamps.
- No H3 fields, H3 labels, or alignment syntax.
Boundaries
Do not call generation before concept approval. Do not import this upstream entry into ComfyUI.
Deliver
Return the meaning/metaphor card, object and palette plan, final Seedance prompt, optional audio additions, and a metaphor/material/motion audit.