One sentence in. A cartoon out.

Consistent characters by construction: one painted cut-out per cast member, placed by the engine in every shot — no drifting faces between cuts

Correct a shot with a sentence: add a director's note and the shot is revised rather than re-rolled

Continuity you can check: each cut is measured against the previous shot's ending, and a mismatch is fixed with one click

Reuse your cast across stories from a gallery, or start from a picture — a drawing, a mascot, a room — painted in the chosen look

Real props: painted once, held in a character's hands, brought to the mouth or the eyes; the camera follows walks without outrunning them

Review before you spend: script, cast and sets are on the page before any art is painted, and every stage says how many calls it will make on your key