MindverseField Guide
From the first idea to the next shot: see every step, keep every useful result.
The workspace is a map of decisions
Mindverse is a node-based media workspace. Keep a brief beside a script, a storyboard beside the images derived from it, and the final clips beside their sound. A line between nodes records which source informed the next step.
- Create a project in Workspace and inspect the dotted canvas.
- Right-click blank space, add a Text node, then left-click to place it.
Start with the four basic media nodes
Text records and generates instructions; Image creates or edits stills; Video generates motion from compatible input; Audio holds uploaded sounds and generation modes for music and speech. These are real nodes in the current canvas, not marketing-only categories.
- Open the blank-canvas right-click menu and locate the Text, Image Generation, Video Generation and Audio entries.
- Place one of each, then click them individually and compare their handles and controls before running a paid model.
Use Agent as a collaborator
The Director Agent can interpret an instruction, propose an editable plan and stage a canvas change. A preview is not a finished generation; inspect models, source assets, duration and approval controls before applying.
- Open Agent from the left-side canvas bar and describe an achievable single shot.
- Review its preview card and choose the relevant Apply or position action only after checking the proposal.
A model is a route with constraints
The codebase connects 302AI and TokenStar text/image routes, HKGAI Seedance and MiniMax video, Kling, Qwen speech, HKGAI music/TTS and OmniHuman. Selecting a label only works when the server has credentials and provider access. Input-port compatibility is more important than the model name alone.
- Choose a media node and look at its model dropdown and available input ports.
- Read the model-specific chapter before assembling several reference images, audio tracks or clips.
Keep ownership of the result
A selected canvas node, saved project, exported JSON and archived media are different things. A JSON graph preserves structure but is not a complete offline copy of every image, video or voice. Reused portraits and voice recordings require authorization.
- After a successful render, inspect the playable output and keep the source asset in a safe location.
- If a remote save fails, keep the browser draft, investigate the error and avoid clearing site data.
Provider availability, pricing and media rights are not guaranteed by this guide.