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feltStopMotionStyle_H3_v01.safetensors

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LoRA
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Published

Oct 17, 2026

Base Model

MiniMax H3

Training
Steps: 3,500Epochs: 6
Usage Tips
Strength: 0.8
Hash
AutoV2AFB14D0571
Trigger Words
felt_stopmotion_style

Created on Civitai

The MiniMax H3 Community License Agreement’s grant excludes the European Union, the United Kingdom, the Republic of Korea and the United States of America.

MiniMax H3

Overview

This is my very first LoRA trained on MiniMax Hailuo 03 (H3)! For my debut release, I chose an accessible yet visually captivating aesthetic: Felt Stop-Motion Style.

By transforming scenes and characters into handcrafted wool felt textures paired with the deliberate, tactile cadence of stop-motion animation, this LoRA delivers a whimsical, uncanny, and heartwarming visual experience. Every frame emphasizes fiber fuzz, soft needle-felted contours, and subtle imperfections that make the subject feel physically sculpted and animated frame-by-frame on a miniature tabletop set.

Visual Characteristics

  • Fiber & Material Detail: Distinct felted wool fibers, soft fabric sheen, and authentic craft textures.

  • Stop-Motion Motion Profile: Low-framerate, tactile, slightly jittery micro-movements characteristic of armature puppet animation.

  • Art Direction: Warm studio lighting, shallow depth of field (macro lens feel), and an organic, artisanal atmosphere.

  • Trigger Words / Key Descriptors: felt stopmotion style, needle felted, wool texture, stop motion animation, claymation aesthetic, macro tabletop photography

  • LoRA Weight: 0.7 – 0.9 (Start at 0.8 for a balanced look; push to 1.0 for heavy wool texture and pronounced stop-motion cadence)

  • Prompt Example:

    "A tiny felt rabbit hopping across a mossy wooden table, needle felted wool texture, stop-motion animation style, macro lens, soft studio rim lighting, 4k detail"

Creator’s Note

Since this is my experimental first run on the H3 architecture, I would love to see how you push its limits! Feedback, generation tests, and video showcases are warmly welcomed. Have fun crafting your own felted worlds!