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Licon VBVR LoRA adapts MiniMax-H3 for image-to-video

Original title: LiconStudio/Minimax-H3-VBVR — new model trending #30 on Hugging Face

Hugging Face trending modelsby LiconStudio ()1 min read1
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The adapter, H3-VBVR-I2V.safetensors, is trained on rebuilt VBVR data and loads in a MiniMax-H3 ComfyUI workflow.

LiconStudio published Licon VBVR, an image-to-video LoRA for MiniMax-H3, listed as trending number 30 on Hugging Face. The author says it reduces unintended object duplication, clipping, and interpenetration and improves character action logic versus MiniMax-H3-FL2VA. Training data comes from VBVR-Pro-SFT-Video, rebuilt for H3. Users download H3-VBVR-I2V.safetensors and load it in a compatible MiniMax-H3 image-to-video workflow, including ComfyUI's LoRA folder.

Unconfirmed: Improvement claims come from the author and side-by-side examples, not an independent benchmark.

Key facts
  • Weights file is named H3-VBVR-I2V.safetensors.
  • Source dataset is VBVR-Pro-SFT-Video, rebuilt for H3.
  • Comparisons are shown against original MiniMax-H3-FL2VA.
  • For ComfyUI, place the file in ComfyUI/models/loras/.
  • MiniMax is credited for the base model.
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From the original article

1 min read at huggingface.co

**Licon VBVR** is an image-to-video LoRA for **MiniMax-H3**, trained on VBVR data rebuilt and reprocessed specifically for H3. It improves object consistency and character action logic, reducing unintended object duplication, clipping, and interpenetration during motion and interactions. - **Reduced object duplication:** fewer unintended copies of objects during generation.

Hugging Face trending models

By LiconStudio · huggingface.co

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