Hi, thank you for releasing LingBot-Video.
I noticed that the project website shows a demo where multiple reference images appear to be used for a single video generation prompt. For example, in the “Robot and human jogging together” demo, the UI shows three reference images above the text prompt.
However, in the current open-source repository and inference documentation I could only find the following modes:
The local CLI also seems to expose only a single image input through --image, which appears to work as a first-frame condition for ti2v.
My questions are:
- Is the multi-reference workflow shown on the website currently supported in the open-source inference code?
- If yes, what is the correct CLI/API usage for passing multiple reference images?
- Is there a specific
prompt_json schema for multi-reference character/object conditioning?
- If this feature is not currently released, is it planned for a future update?
I am especially interested in the use case where several reference images define different subjects/characters, and the model generates a video that preserves those identities while following a text instruction.
Example from the website:
Robot and human jogging together
Thanks.
Hi, thank you for releasing LingBot-Video.
I noticed that the project website shows a demo where multiple reference images appear to be used for a single video generation prompt. For example, in the “Robot and human jogging together” demo, the UI shows three reference images above the text prompt.
However, in the current open-source repository and inference documentation I could only find the following modes:
t2it2vti2vThe local CLI also seems to expose only a single image input through
--image, which appears to work as a first-frame condition forti2v.My questions are:
prompt_jsonschema for multi-reference character/object conditioning?I am especially interested in the use case where several reference images define different subjects/characters, and the model generates a video that preserves those identities while following a text instruction.
Example from the website:
Robot and human jogging togetherThanks.