Note:

The default resolution and frame count are 960*960*81:

The default BlockSwap setting is 40, which can run directly with 24G, with a runtime of about 8 minutes.

It is recommended to use a machine with 48G VRAM, set BlockSwap to 0, and the runtime is about 6 minutes.

Trigger prompt template:

Plant spreading, time-lapse photography, macro perspective, a close-up of {{subject}}, dense moss, green leaves, plants, and various small flowers (light purple, blue-purple, dark purple, etc.) rapidly grow and spread across the surface of {{subject}}, emphasizing plants swaying in the wind, plants curling as they grow and then blooming, natural growth, the entire process like a naturally painted picture, showcasing the beauty of continuous plant growth on the surface of {{subject}}.

(Prompt usage: 1. Replace {{subject}} with the subject in your image that you want the plants to spread on. 2. You can modify specific details, such as flower colors.)

Recommended settings:

1. It is recommended to generate high resolutions such as 960*960, 720*1280, etc., for the best visual effects. Small sizes may produce noise and artifacts.

2. There are no special restrictions on frame count, but high resolutions are prone to VRAM overflow. In this case, BlockSwap should be enabled and increased. For example, on a local 4090, 960*960*81 requires enabling BlockSwap around 25 to avoid VRAM overflow.

3. It is recommended that the subject to be covered with plants should occupy a large proportion of the image, preferably a close-up.