Keyframe chains and cartoon restyle

Shots that run from one planned frame to the next with no visible join, or your film redrawn as a cartoon.

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When to use it

Two retained H3 first/last-frame chain originals (parallel and sequential) and the cartoon film door, as per-keyframe stage graphs (Gemini partner stage or a self-hosted ladder), restage graphs, 192-frame H3 window graphs, the FILM seam graph and native handoff, seam and cartoon window tools.

Follow the included guide to bind your inputs and select the appropriate runtime.

Executed once on B200 (evidence README); inspect the selected runtime's models, credentials and provider access before reuse.
Keyframe endpoints and last-kept first frames condition pictures only. They do not carry motion or sound across a join, so this is not true audiovisual continuation; pathway:h3-context motion context is the latent-continuation route.
Joins can still show motion, identity, lighting or sound changes. The seam report (join frames, level step) points review; it is not QC or approval.
The FILM weld runs as the film-seam Comfy graph (FILM VFI) on a runtime image that bakes film_net_fp32.pt; until such a variant is published, weld locally with --film-model or request a seam-only take explicitly (--film-frames 0).
Adult keyframes need the permissive Krea2 variant (unlock stack, comfyui-krea2edit nodes). General keyframes use either the Gemini partner stage (gateway lane, Google credentials) or the self-hosted Krea2 Turbo / Qwen Edit 2511 ladder.
Cartoon windows are fixed 192-frame spans; a window crossing source cuts can leave a shot cartoon or replace it, and independently generated windows can jump at joins.

Source licenses and model terms continue to apply. Check runtime availability before generation.