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Weavy: Using Router Nodes for Character Consistency

Demo summary

The creator uses a 'Router' node to send a single reference image to five different Nano Banana nodes, ensuring the same character is maintained across macro, close-up, and full-body shots.

Step-by-step

  1. Drag a router node into the workspace
  2. Connect the reference image to the router node
  3. Connect the output of the router to multiple Nano Banana nodes
  4. Hold the Space bar to toggle the hand tool for navigating the workspace
  5. Use the mouse wheel while holding Control to zoom in and out
  6. Click and drag with the cursor tool to select all nodes
  7. Click Run Selected to generate the images

Options

  • Add a second router node to further organize and clean up connection lines
  • Manually click the hand icon in the toolbar to move the workspace

Watch out for

  • Each generation node costs 4 credits, totaling 20 credits for a five-node setup

Tips

  • Keep the tool set to the cursor so you can select multiple items, then use the Space bar shortcut for movement
  • Position routers so connection lines do not overlap with other nodes to keep the workspace clean

Highlights

This is the most challenging thing to like get in your brain to manipulate this timeline is to really understand how to how to go left and right.

All demos from “Weavy AI Master Class for Beginners | Figma Weave

  1. 6:562:07Generating an Image with Nano Banana NodeA basic workflow is demonstrated by connecting a prompt node to a Nano Banana image model node to generate a specific image of a husky puppy at the beach.WeavyText to Image
  2. 29:034:45Automating Multi-Angle Prompts with Array and List NodesThe demonstration shows how to use an 'Array' node to split a single block of text (separated by asterisks) into individual camera angle prompts and then mapping them to a 'List' node for batch processing.WeavyAI Image Generator
  3. 34:143:05Using Router Nodes for Character ConsistencyCurrentThe creator uses a 'Router' node to send a single reference image to five different Nano Banana nodes, ensuring the same character is maintained across macro, close-up, and full-body shots.WeavyAI Person Generator
  4. 40:534:11Image-to-Video Generation and ConcatenationThe workflow demonstrates connecting generated images to a Kling (V3) Image-to-Video node and then using a 'Video Concatenator' to merge multiple clips into a single file.WeavyAI Movie Generator
  5. 50:538:38Dressing a Character with Reference ImagesThe creator demonstrates a complex workflow that takes a base character, a specific clothing reference image, and a background environment image to generate a composite master reference using the Nano Banana model.WeavyAI Image Combiner
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AI Person Generator

  1. 9:121:38Build a consistent character workflowThe creator demonstrates a complex node setup that uses profile pictures and detailed prompts to maintain character consistency across multiple generated scenes and videos.Artturi Jalli
  2. 34:143:05Using Router Nodes for Character ConsistencyCurrentThe creator uses a 'Router' node to send a single reference image to five different Nano Banana nodes, ensuring the same character is maintained across macro, close-up, and full-body shots.DGI Kaos