u/JunaidRaza648

If you're creating AI videos, you need to know this trick.

It will save you a ton of credits, for sure.

I wasted a lot of credits trying to move an object from one frame to another.

In the first frame, it was the primary object and covered a large portion of the landscape, like 85%. But in the second frame, it needed to look much smaller.

So, I tried multiple commands to make it smaller.

"This object is smaller than this object."

"This object is this many inches tall."

"This object should be this much higher than the land."

And nothing actually worked until I used the aspect ratio in the second frame.

Just specify that the object is so small that it takes up only 1% of the second frame, and you'll eventually start seeing results.

Or, you can use multiple axes to define its height and width.

After all, computers use mathematical language, and they understand mathematical language far better than anything else.

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