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LTX Cinescript v1.0.2

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@GenerativeCreations GenerativeCreations released this 21 Aug 21:03
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⚠️ Do not delete or re-tag this release. Later versions (v1.0.3 onward) deliberately fetch their Python runtime from the assets published here, because the dependencies have not changed. Deleting or re-tagging this release breaks first launch for every install that points at it.

First public build. This is a tester release — expect rough edges, and please report them.

What it is. A desktop app for turning a script into a shot list and then into video. Write or import a screenplay, it breaks the script into shots, and each shot can be generated as video or images — locally on your own GPU or through a cloud provider.

What's new

  • Redesigned model picker — models grouped and filtered by where they run (local or cloud) and what you're making, in plain language instead of raw model IDs.
  • One settings surface for API keys, defaults, and local model setup.
  • Better ComfyUI support — the app checks that a workflow's models are actually installed, downloads missing ones for you, and the built-in assistant can help set a workflow up.
  • More models, including Wan 2.2 image-to-video, a bundled local image model, and OpenRouter support so one key covers many providers.
  • A sample script to start from, plus media handling and stability fixes throughout.

Requirements

  • Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit.
  • Local generation needs an NVIDIA GPU — VRAM requirements are labeled per model in the app.
  • No suitable GPU? The app still works in API mode with your own provider key; everything outside generation behaves the same.
  • Around 15 GB of free disk for the first launch.

First launch takes a while

The installer is small, but the Python runtime behind it isn't bundled — the app downloads it the first time you run: about 3.4 GB, unpacking to roughly 6.5 GB. Usually 10–30 minutes, with a progress panel. It's a one-time cost per version and it resumes if the download drops.

The installer isn't code-signed, so Windows SmartScreen will warn you — "More info" → "Run anyway". If that's not a trade you want to make, it's a fair reason to skip this build.

Known limits

  • Windows only for now; on macOS, generation runs through cloud providers.
  • Auto-update hasn't been exercised yet — the next version will likely be a fresh installer.

Reporting issues

https://github.com/GenerativeCreations/ltx-cinescript/issues — helpful to include what you were doing, local or cloud mode, which model, and logs from %LOCALAPPDATA%\LTXCinescript\logs\.

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