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Wan2.1 14B I2V 480p v1.0:
Trained on 1.5 minutes of video comprised of 20 short clips of things being squished. This was trained on the Wan.21 14B I2V 480p model.
The trigger word is: ' sq41sh squish effect '
See below for some example prompts that have worked very well. I believe the prompt structure can be very similar as the examples are; you just need to specify the object being squished and that is the only difference.
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LoRA strength = 1.0
Embedded guidance scale = 6.0
Flow shift = 5.0
Here's a link to the Wan2.1 I2V inference workflow I used to generate these videos: https://github.com/kijai/ComfyUI-WanVideoWrapper/blob/main/example_workflows/wanvideo_480p_I2V_example_02.json
Prompt Examples:
Example 1: In the video, a miniature rodent is presented. The rodent is held in a person’s hands. The person then presses on the rodent, causing a sq41sh squish effect . The person keeps pressing down on the rodent, further showing the sq41sh squish effect .
Example 2: In the video, a miniature tank is presented. The tank is held in a person’s hands. The person then presses on the tank, causing a sq41sh squish effect . The person keeps pressing down on the tank, further showing the sq41sh squish effect .
As you can see, the prompt structure is identical, it is only the object being squished that changes.
Let me know if there are any questions, I'll be happy to help!
