Manipulator Remake Releases Weights to Replace Characters in Videos Manipulator has released Weights Remastered, a tool for editing finished videos. In recast mode, you can replace an actor or character using a reference. Another mode changes objects, environment or light. Both use the original clip as a base to maintain movement, timing and camera path. The edition is based on the MiniMax H3. Tamerani distributes two separate LoRA adapters and publishes the launch script, ComfyUI graphics and quantum versions. The base transformer weighs about 144 GB at full precision, so for consumer video cards the documentation separately describes the int8 and GGUF options and offloading the weights to RAM. The speed and memory consumption depends on the configuration and length of the clip. For long materials, the developers have added an MCP server. The agent can split the video into programs, process them separately and collect the result. This provides a way to apply replacement to a series of frames without manually adjusting each shot. sources

Manipulator Remake Releases Weights to Replace Characters in Videos Manipulator has released Weights Remastered, a tool for editing finished videos. In recast mode, you can replace an actor or character using a reference. Another mode changes objects, environment or light. Both use the original clip as a base to maintain movement, timing and camera path. The edition is based on the MiniMax H3. Tamerani distributes two separate LoRA adapters and publishes the launch script, ComfyUI graphics and quantum versions. The base transformer weighs about 144 GB at full precision, so for consumer video cards the documentation separately describes the int8 and GGUF options and offloading the weights to RAM. The speed and memory consumption depends on the configuration and length of the clip. For long materials, the developers have added an MCP server. The agent can split the video into programs, process them separately and collect the result. This provides a way to apply replacement to a series of frames without manually adjusting each shot. sources