> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.seriesmith.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # References > Tutorial 5: a character's four views and fixing one, a wardrobe variant, a tour of a room, Turn and Make 360, and a new character from a frame of a take. > **[Watch tutorial 5 on YouTube](https://youtu.be/TiBF_WlwImk)** > > References: the pictures the model is shown. The script is what the model is told; the references are the pictures it's shown: each character's sheet, each place's plate. This tutorial works on the Dean episode from [tutorial 3](https://docs.seriesmith.com/tutorials/screenplay-to-episode.md) (Dean, Pip, the window seat and the bed). **You need:** for the wardrobe change and the frame, an **edit model** for pictures (FLUX.2 Klein edit, Qwen-Image 2.1, FLUX.3 Klein...). Turn and Make 360 need Qwen-Image 2.1 with its multi-angle LoRA, and the tour MiniMax H3: **Settings → Features…** lists each under *360s and turns*. Krea 2 alone draws from words only. ## 1. Four views, and fixing one **1. Open a character** **Refs** → click **Dean** to open his row. He has four views, three-quarter, side, back and face, stitched into one **sheet**: the picture that goes in with every shot he's in. **2. Find the view that's off** Click a candidate to see what made it (its model, settings and prompt); double-click it to see it against the live one. **3. Regenerate only that view** Set the view selector to that view (say **back**) and the count beside it to **2**, then press **Generate**. Each candidate gets its own seed; the other three views are untouched. **4. Pick one** Press **Pick** on the candidate you like. The sheet re-stitches by itself, and the shots that used the old sheet are marked `stale: ref`, ready for **Re-render stale**. > [!TIP] > > Have pictures of your own? Drop a file on a slot (or **Upload…**), or drop a whole > folder on the Refs tab: each file is matched to a slot by its name, and you see the table > before anything is sent. ## 2. A wardrobe change The same character in other clothes is a new subject, a **variant** (`of:` in the series config), with a sheet of its own. **1. Add the variant** Refs → **+ Character**. Name *Dean in teal pajamas*, id `dean_teal`, and set **Variant of** (among the card's further fields) to *Dean*. Its design says only what changes: ``` the same boy in soft teal pajamas covered in little yellow stars, barefoot ``` **2. Generate its views** Generate its four views and pick them. On an edit model each is drawn **from Dean's own matching view**, so the face and hair stay his. Select a candidate and read its **drawn** row to check: *edited from Dean (three-quarter)*. **3. Put it in a shot** Edit sh040 (pencil, or right-click → **Edit shot…**), change **Who** from Dean to *Dean in teal pajamas* (in the script: `who: dean_teal, pip`), and press **Save and generate**. **4. Compare** Right-click the new take → **Compare with…** the old one: the same Dean, in teal. > [!NOTE] > > Make the character's own views first. On a first pass every job is planned before > anything is picked, so a variant has nothing to edit from and is drawn cold. Pick Dean's > views, then regenerate the variant. ## 3. A tour of the room A **tour** moves the camera through a place from its plate, and every frame it holds can become a new plate: another angle of the same room. **1. Open the place's Tour** Refs → the **window\_seat** location → **Tour**. **2. Say the move** Pick a move, or write your own: ``` the camera slowly turns from the round window toward the small wooden bed across the room ``` Set how long it runs, and press **Run tour**. **3. Keep a frame** H3 renders the move and holds; each held frame lands as one of the place's tour holds (**Grab frame** in the viewer keeps another). **Use** copies a hold in as a plate candidate, for this location or another (the bed, say: the same room, from where Dean sits). **Use and sharpen** also queues a sharpening edit on it. ## 4. Turn and 360 **1. Turn a character** On Pip's row, press **↻ Turn** at the top of a view's column (side, back or face). That view is drawn by turning the camera around him, from a view he already has (the three-quarter, if picked). It's a new candidate, not picked: pick it if you like it. **2. Make 360 of a place** On a place's row, under its plate, press **Make 360**. The plate is outpainted into a 360 panorama. **3. Look around, and save a view** Open the 360 and drag to look in every direction from where the plate stood. Aim at a view you want and press **Save and sharpen**: it becomes a new plate of the place. ## 5. A character from a frame Someone who only appeared in a take (described in `extras:`) can be kept as a character. **1. Make the shot** Add a place, *garden* (Refs → **+ Location**, a description of its own, no **Angle of**: it's a place of its own, not an angle of the window seat), generate its plate and pick it. Then add a sequence to the script and render it: ``` # sq03 garden ## sh050 who: pip size: wide dur: 4 extras: a big grey mother owl with soft white feathers and amber eyes, waiting on the branch Pip lands on a branch of the old oak tree beside his mother, and she wraps a wing around him. camera: holds a static shot sound: a soft hoot, leaves rustling in the night breeze ``` **2. Open the take in the viewer** Double-click the take, and play or scrub to the frame where she's clearest. **3. Right-click the picture itself** Right-click **the picture in the viewer** (not the take's thumbnail or the timeline: those have no frame to take) → **Character or place from this frame…**. **4. A new character** Choose **A new character**, name her *Mama Owl*, and say who she is in the frame: ``` the big grey owl beside Pip ``` The edit model cuts her out onto a plain background as her three-quarter view; her other views are drawn from that one, each to pick as it arrives, and stitched into her sheet. She's now a character to cast in any shot. The same dialog makes **a new place** (the people taken out, the place left as a plate) or adds the frame as a new candidate **for one there is**. **Use the frame as it is** skips the edit. ## Next > **[6 · Relighting](https://docs.seriesmith.com/tutorials/relighting.md)** > > The same room at dawn, in the rain, by firelight. > **[How the pictures are made](https://docs.seriesmith.com/reference-images.md)** > > Sheets, plates, props and keyframes, in detail. This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.