Crafting effective prompts for video generation is key for creating high-quality assets you can use in your game. We currently support generations with Hunyuan, Kling 1.5 Pro, Minimax, and Minimax Live - and more models on the way. Below, we outline best practices for writing prompts tailored to these models, ensuring you achieve high-quality, consistent outputs.
General Tips for Writing Prompts
Be Specific: Include clear details about the scene, subject, style, and any desired camera movements.
Structure Your Prompt: Follow a logical sequence to include:
Main Subject
Background/Environment
Style (e.g., cinematic, realistic, cartoon)
Shot Type (e.g., close-up, wide-angle)
Camera Movement (e.g., pan left, tilt down)
Atmosphere or Mood (e.g., tense, cozy)
Use Action Verbs: Describe dynamic scenes using words like “running,” “zooming,” “tilting,” to guide the model.
Incorporate Metadata: When available, use tags like “high-definition” or “360-degree” to add precision.
Prompt Dictionary
To enhance prompt creation, consider using the following descriptive words and categories:
Lens:
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Light and Shadow (Multiple Choice):
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Frame (Multiple Choice):
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Prompting Guides by Model
Minimax Live
| Minimax
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Kling 1.5 Pro
| Hunyuan
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Examples of Basic vs. Good Prompts
Game Characters
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Game Backgrounds
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Game Assets: Gold Coin
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