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Spline Path Control v2 – Control the motion of anything without extra prompting! Free and Open Source

Here’s v2 of a project I started a few days ago. This will probably be the first and last big update I’ll do for now. Majority of this project was made using AI (which is why I was able to make v1 in 1 day, and v2 in 3 days).

Spline Path Control is a free tool to easily create an input to control motion in AI generated videos.

You can use this to control the motion of anything (camera movement, objects, humans etc) without any extra prompting. No need to try and find the perfect prompt or seed when you can just control it with a few splines.

Use it for free here – https://whatdreamscost.github.io/Spline-Path-Control/
Source code, local install, workflows, and more here – https://github.com/WhatDreamsCost/Spline-Path-Control

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