I made a Draconia Malfoid Visual Novel. I used Vivix's new W1 model, which is unique for it's real-time interaction. No more static cut-outs of characters and still backgrounds. Vivix's W1 model costs $0.003 per second and is fully interactive, shattering the cost barrier while being high quality and real-time. Vivix W1 is also different. It's not a simple clip model, its beta API offers something unique - it lets you modify the video on the fly, a real-time interactive video model. Most AI video is prompt in, clip out, then repeat. Every prompt a break or cut in the video. Vivix W1 is continuous, creating a seamless video experience. That means you can have an LLM handle the conversation, and stream the new chat and emotions and scenes as signals into the API to direct the character's video in real-time, without pauses. You can take characters anywhere in the world, any setting. That's kinda nuts. Vivix reached out to see if I was interested, so I put together a quick AI Visual Novel system with their API. The prototype video is impressive at this speed. The W1 model is directable in real-time. The responses, outfit changes and the dances are all live. The W1 seamless responsiveness is something no clip generator offers. At just about 10 bucks/hour of video, gaming applications are within reach. I do wish the audio was better, it tends to have drop-outs, and it currently doesn't do seamless scene transitions. But the model is in full scale training now, and I hope to have characters moving from location to location with the player. The site is clip-only for now, real-time is the beta API, browser interaction is later. This is the part I am most interested in. You can check it out at: platform.vivix.ai/vivix-w1-m… *Sponsored by @VivixLabs_HQ