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Every main screen of the Scenario web app, what each one is for, the three ways to use Scenario, how organizations and projects work, and where search, notifications, Scenario Genie and settings live.

Your first image, your first edit and your first video, one after the other, on the same character.

Write a short brief, turn it into a prompt, generate four takes with a strong current model, keep the right one and file it.

Change one thing in an image and keep the rest, check for collateral changes, then remove the background and upscale.

Animate your edited image into a 5-second clip with sound, using the image as the first frame. One rejected take, one kept.

The Model Hub, your own models, Apps and workflows, folders and sharing, and Scenario Genie, on the character from your first results.

Run a platform or project App, find its results, run it on several inputs, and make your team's Apps available to the right people.

Run the ready-made Turnaround Studio App on your character to get front, side and back views, then open the workflow behind it.

Ask Scenario Genie in plain language to find a model, set up a generation or point you to a workflow. Good requests versus vague ones, and what it costs.

Use every part of the image generator, from model and prompt to references, size, count, quality and the results view.

What each image setting does, its usual range, and which current models expose it, as of October 2026.

The image model families as of October 2026, what each does well, and how to shortlist two or three for your brief.

Write image prompts in six parts (subject, composition, style, light, text, constraints) and adapt them to the model you use.

Change one element by prompt, repaint a masked area, extend the frame or change the format, and check that nothing else moved.

Cut a subject out to a transparent PNG, swap its background with one prompt, or place it into a scene you already have.

Choose an upscaler and a factor, balance fidelity against invented detail, protect faces and text.

Turn an image into an SVG with Recraft Vectorize, into pixel art on a true grid with Pixelate, and into separate transparent layers with Seedream 5.0 Flash Layerize. Then slice or assemble grids and sprite sheets.

Prompt GPT Image 2.6 for legible text in a scene, put your own logo on an existing image with reference images, and set the type in code when the wording must be exact or change often.

Draw on a canvas and watch a model render the sketch as you go, then take the best frame to a full-quality model.

Use the video panel: choose a model in the library, then the prompt, First Frame and Last Frame, references, duration, resolution, aspect ratio and the price before you click.

Make a character sheet, pass it with a place as reference images, say what each one is, and describe the action and the camera.

Name one camera move, describe the subject's action with a start and an end, and use a driving video when choreography must be exact.

How to find a video model in the model library, the video model families as of November 2026, how their prices compare, and the length and resolution each one allows.

Write video prompts in six parts (start state, one action, end state, camera, pace, sound), then time the beats of a longer clip or cut it into shots.

Restyle a clip, replace one element, extend it, reframe it or remove its background, with the model that fits each edit, and check that the motion survived.

Upscale the video you keep, check it against the source, grade the color, keep the frame rate, and export in the format the destination needs.

The video tools that do exact, repeatable jobs: join clips, pull frames, caption, cut and split, resize, extract audio and transcripts, key out a green screen and split a video into layers.

Sync new speech to an existing clip, or animate a portrait into a presenter from an audio track, and check mouth shapes and identity.

Translate speech with the speaker's voice and lip movement, or build the dub step by step, then check each language with a native reader.

Plan the shots, lock references and stills first, generate one clip per shot with matching settings, then cut, sound and finish the sequence.

The audio jobs you can run on Scenario, where each one lives in the app, how to choose a model, and how to write a prompt for music, speech and sound effects.

Write a music prompt, set the length, choose instrumental or lyrics, and check the take before it goes under a picture or a voice.

Turn a script into narration or dialogue, clone a voice or change one with the speaker's consent, clean the source, and check every word with a transcript.

Generate sound effects from a description or from the clip itself, add music that follows the picture, keep the dialogue already there, and mix a clean track.

Turn speech into text and SRT subtitles, burn styled captions into a video, translate them, and fix the transcript before it ships.

Open 3D, choose a text to 3D model, set texture, PBR and face limit, write the prompt, generate, inspect the model in the viewer and download it.

Prepare a front image in an A-pose or a T-pose, add it to an image to 3D model, check the settings, generate, and inspect the back and the wireframe.

Make four matching views with an image editor or a turnaround workflow, add them to a multi view model, generate, and compare the back with a single image result.

Remesh, UV unwrap and texture a 3D model in one run: retopology from about 800,000 triangles to under 5,000 faces, UV unwrapping into larger islands, then retexture with the original image or a new reference.

Rigging and animation for a 3D character: compare the rigging models (Rodin, Cartwheel, Uthana, Tripo, Meshy), rig with Rodin Hyper3D Rigging, then generate motion from text or from a video.

Open Claude Opus 5.5 3D, set Effort, polycount limit, output format and topology, build from a prompt or reference images, rig characters and props, and edit an existing 3D file.

Compare Tripo Segmentation, Hunyuan 3D Part and Rodin Bang! on the same mesh, then prepare a model for 3D printing with Hitem3D Split and Hitem3D Multicolor.

Make light game models: Tripo P2 and Meshy Smart Topology at a 3,000 face target, Smart Low Poly, Tripo Retopology v3, voxels with Tripo Stylization and Voxel Crafter, and an LOD chain with Claude Opus 5.5 3D.

Import a rigged GLB and its FBX version into Blender, Unity and Unreal Engine, and fix what breaks: textures, pivots, axes, clip names, root motion and bone names.

Build Gaussian splat worlds from a prompt, an image, a 360 panorama or a video with Marble and HY World, make a splat of one object with TripoSplat or Idol, then export and use them.

Make a seamless tile with Scenario Texture and check it, upscale it, make a full PBR material with PATINA, learn what each map does, and connect the maps in Blender.

Make a 360 panorama from text or from one image, check the seam, restyle and upscale it, export cubemap faces and HDR for lighting, and turn it into a pan or orbit video.

A decision table for every task in the 3D course: create, process, animate, split, edit, worlds, textures and skies, with the recommended model, a typical cost in credits and a typical time.

Install the Scenario Blender Plugin from Scenario's extension repository, connect an API key, and generate textures, materials, 3D and renders in Blender.

A workflow is a node graph that chains inputs, models, logic and outputs so a process runs the same way every time. An App is a workflow with a form.

Find your way around the node editor: the Workflows page, the canvas, the node palette, ports, models, running, outputs and the workflow menu.

Every node in the workflow editor by palette category, with its ports, main settings and typical use, as of October 2026.

Add two Text nodes, join them in a Prompt Builder, send the prompt and the character to an Image Generator, and test that one step to make the first anatomy sheet.

Read how the anatomy-sketch prompt is written, share one framing rule through Prompt Builders, and add the prompts for the pencil, gray sculpt and textured sculpt sheets.

Run one pipeline over a list with Split Text and Loop, keep part of a list with Slice Items, gather results with Group Items and branch with If-Else.

Pause a workflow for a person with the Approval node or Slice Items in Choose mode, so only checked results reach the expensive steps.

Layer images into one composite with Image Studio, and assemble video, image and audio tracks into one clip with Video Studio.

Describe a workflow in plain text and let the Node Agent build or change the graph, then read its report and review the graph before you run.

Turn a working workflow into an App: pin the inputs and output, mark fields required or optional, write descriptions, add previews, test and share.

Run a platform or project App, find its results, run it on several inputs, and make your team's Apps available to the right people.

Find a ready-made workflow or App from Scenario, run it on your own input, then duplicate it into your project to adapt it.

Find and fix failing nodes, wires that will not connect, empty outputs, bad prompts, wrong models and cost surprises, starting with the cheapest check.

Run workflows and Apps through the API and the Scenario MCP: find the input names, quote with a dry run, start the job, wait, read results and answer approvals.

The image model families as of October 2026, what each does well, and how to shortlist two or three for your brief.

How to find a video model in the model library, the video model families as of November 2026, how their prices compare, and the length and resolution each one allows.

What Scenario Genie and the Node Agent each do, how to open, brief and iterate with Genie, what messages cost, and how both agents share instructions and memory.

The five sources Scenario Genie and the Node Agent read at the start of every conversation, who writes each and which wins, how to write them, and the team habits that keep agent results consistent.

What the Scenario MCP does and when to use it, the exact setup for Claude, Cursor, VS Code, Codex and other clients, and Scenario's agent skills.

Turn a Blender blockout into a finished short film and a product ad through the Scenario MCP, with two skills and every prompt shown.

Create project or organization keys with the right role, scopes and spend cap, send them with Basic auth, then rotate and store them safely.

Generate an image with the Scenario API, wait for the job and save the file, in curl, Python and JavaScript.

Follow a job from submit to result, poll it safely, or get a signed webhook when it finishes, with retries and deduplication.

Upload images, audio, video and 3D as inputs, get file URLs and conversions, and organize assets with tags, collections and copies from code.

Run a published App through the workflow endpoint, then create a FLUX.2 Klein 4B LoRA, add training images, quote and train it, and generate with it from code.

How an organization, its projects and its members fit together, and the rules an enterprise sets once for every surface.

Invite people with the right roles, sign them in with SSO, give partners one project, and remove access cleanly.

Choose which models the organization and each project can use, and find why a member cannot see one.

Cap what a member, project or API key can spend, get warned in time, and read where credits go.

What you own, where data goes, and the controls that watermark, check and gate what your team generates.

Share your team's work and workflows, give the Agent shared rules, and bring people in.