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CHARACTER CONTINUITY

Keep your cartoon characters consistent from scene to scene.

Consistency is not one magic switch. It comes from deciding the identity first, carrying the right sheet into each scene and reviewing the result before it becomes a clip.

Create a consistent character

One sheet for each stable appearance

A recurring character gets a Studio Character Sheet. If the script requires a real appearance change, the project can hold a derived sheet for those scenes while keeping the identity connected.

  • Identity anchors
  • Outfit and condition
  • Scene assignment

The server checks the package

Storyboard generation requires the approved scene contract and matching references. Missing character or location references block generation instead of quietly substituting something else.

  • Exact cast
  • Exact location
  • Selected key objects

Review still matters

References reduce drift; they do not guarantee a perfect match. The review step asks you to inspect each frame and correct the smallest broken unit.

  • Compare face and silhouette
  • Check clothing and props
  • Approve only the frame you want to animate

ONE PROJECT, ONE PRODUCTION

Keep the decisions connected.

Start with the foundation and move forward only when the work in front of you is ready.

Create a consistent character