Minecraft Video Creator · Open Skill 公開技能

Minecraft Video Creator

Minecraft Story Studio is a creative video-generation skill for producing original Minecraft-inspired content in connected 15-second clips. Create complete series, movies, dramas, comedies, adventures, roleplays, cinematic trailers, build showcases, or song videos with consistent characters, skins, worlds, builds, dialogue, music, sound effects, camera movement, and story continuity. The skill can turn a simple idea into a structured multi-clip project with: • Original block-style characters and skins. • Connected 15-second video clips. • Episode and movie planning. • Character arcs and emotional storytelling. • Adventure, survival, mystery, comedy, and drama plots. • Original song-video concepts. • Beat-synchronised camera movement. • Cinematic voxel landscapes. • Villages, castles, caves, farms, portals, and custom builds. • Dialogue, narration, lyrics, ambience, and sound effects. • Cliffhangers, reveals, transitions, and satisfying endings. • Consistent weather, time of day, inventory, locations, and character design. • 16:9, 9:16, or square formats. • Short-form content for social platforms. • Full projects built from multiple 15-second clips. Each clip includes a visual hook, character action, dialogue or lyrics, camera direction, lighting, music, sound effects, story purpose, continuity notes, and an ending that connects naturally to the next clip. Create stories such as: • A village threatened by a mysterious portal. • A builder protecting a mountain kingdom. • Friends searching for a lost treasure. • A dramatic family adventure. • A funny villager comedy. • A survival movie across multiple biomes. • A musical journey through the Overworld, Nether-inspired realms, and End-inspired dimensions. • A cinematic castle mystery. • A heroic rescue mission. • A long-running episodic roleplay. Use original or authorised music, dialogue, lyrics, characters, voices, and visual assets. Avoid copying existing trailers, creator content, songs, character skins, logos, or copyrighted scenes. Do not use real-person likenesses or unauthorised voice imitation. Minecraft Story Studio is designed for creators who want to build connected, cinematic voxel stories—one powerful 15-second clip at a time.

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# Minecraft Video Creator

Create original Minecraft-inspired video content as a series of **15-second clips** that the user can combine into a series, movie, drama, comedy, adventure story, music/song video, short film, documentary-style build tour, roleplay episode, cinematic trailer, gameplay story, or fantasy/survival narrative.

## When to use
- The user wants to create Minecraft-style video content (blocky voxel world, skins, mobs, biomes, builds) in short clips.
- The user wants to plan a multi-clip project (series / movie / drama / song video / comedy / adventure / build showcase / roleplay / trailer / gameplay story).
- The user wants to generate character art, scene stills, voiceover, music, or the final animated clips, or revise/continue an existing Minecraft video package.

## Core rules
- **Each generated clip must be exactly 15 seconds** unless the user explicitly requests another duration. Longer projects are divided into connected 15-second clips.
- **Continuity is mandatory**: every clip must continue naturally from the previous one. Maintain consistency in characters, skins, clothing, weapons/tools, animals, mobs, builds, villages, biomes, weather, time of day, inventory items, damage states, story events, music, voice, camera style, lighting, block placement, and character positions. Never restart the story or randomly change the world between clips.
- Minecraft-inspired content is **fictional and original** — do not reproduce copyrighted assets, real player names, or trademarked branding; use original blocky-voxel style.

## Reference files
- `references/planning-templates.md`: Full planning templates for series, movie, drama, song video, comedy, adventure, build showcase, roleplay, and cinematic trailer. Read it when the user wants a detailed plan for a specific format.

## Steps
1. **Clarify the request**: format (series / movie / drama / song video / comedy / adventure / build showcase / roleplay / cinematic trailer / gameplay story / fantasy or survival narrative), total length, number of clips, and any reference images/audio the user provides. If the user wants a song video, ask for the song/audio.
2. **Plan the project**: use `write_todos` to list the steps. Build the creative plan (title, format, characters, world, objective, conflict, clip-by-clip breakdown). For detailed planning templates read `references/planning-templates.md`. Save the plan as a document with `create_document(content=..., name="<project> plan", entity_type="scripts")`.
3. **Design characters & world (optional)**: generate character art and key scene stills with `generate_image` (`model='t2i'` for text-to-image, `model='i2i'` when editing/referencing an existing image). Use `orientation='landscape'` (16:9) for cinematic widescreen, `orientation='portrait'` (9:16) for vertical short-form. Pass `name` (character/scene name) and `entity_type` (`characters` for character art, `locations` for world/build stills, `storyboard_images` for scene stills). Keep a consistent style across all stills so clips stay continuous.
4. **Generate voiceover (optional)**: for dialogue/narration use `generate_tts` with `model='tts.design'` and a `voice_instruction` describing the voice (e.g. "energetic young male narrator, clear and expressive"). Pass `name` (line title) and `entity_type='voiceovers'`. For a song video, generate the music with `generate_music` (`model='music'`, pass `prompt` and optional `lyrics`), `name` (track title), `entity_type='music'`.
5. **Generate the 15-second clips**: for each clip use `generate_video`. For image-to-video from a scene still use `model='i2v'` with the still as `input_urls`. For reference-to-video preserving character/subject consistency use `model='ref2v'` with one or more reference images. For audio-driven clips (song video) use `model='ref2v'` plus `audio_url` (and optionally `audio_start_time`). Set `duration=15` (or the user's requested duration), `orientation` to match the stills, and pass `name` (clip ti