A video model reads composition, scale, occlusion and camera path far better than it reads adjectives, and a 3D scene supplies all four for the cost of a viewport render. These pieces cover the workflow that follows from that: building a blockout worth generating from, directing a camera move as a handful of poses, what the reference budgets actually allow, and where a generated clip stops being useful because it is footage rather than geometry.
Seedance 2.5 generates up to 30 seconds in one pass. In Mixar, a Blender-based editor, it reads references rendered from your own scene.
2 min readAn AI video generator for Blender usually means exporting and re-importing by hand. In Mixar the scene, the references and the clip share one file.
2 min readUntextured blockout geometry plus a camera move is the strongest input an AI video model takes. How to build one in Blender and hand it over.
2 min readSeedance 2.5 adds 30 second single-pass clips, more reference inputs and joint audio. What the public API exposes is narrower. Both matter.
2 min readLooking for the full set? The AI agent for Blender pillar collects every automation guide, and the blog carries the rest.