Mini-golf loops the obstacle still; it is not an Omni park tour

Lock the windmill with Seedance Image to Video. Multi-shot gags invent holes you do not own.

Mini-golf marketing is one obstacle you actually painted: the mill, the clown mouth, the loop-de-loop, the numbered carpet. It is not a six-shot tour of a park the model assembled from every carnival it has seen. Photograph the hole. Loop that still. Do not storyboard a course.

The windmill still is the hole you own

The player already knows mini-golf. What they need is this mill: the blades you maintain, the paint chip on hole 7, the brick that is actually there, the carpet colour that does not match a stock park. That is a still you already own if you stood on the tee with a phone.

A paragraph that says “whimsical mini-golf windmill at golden hour, family fun” is not a plate. It is a cousin course. The model will invent a second mill, a third hole, a castle you do not operate. The owner on hole 7 will notice before the caption does.

Image-to-video starts from the file. Frame one is the obstacle. The prompt is camera and physics — blades turn, a slow push down the carpet, light on the cup. Do not re-describe a park the model has never seen. Do not ask for a child on the tee. Minors are not extras. An empty hole that is yours is honest. Generated “families putting” is a cast you did not clear.

Keep other holes out of the prompt. One obstacle per generate. A mill that grows a volcano in the background is a claim about a hole you did not build.

Seedance Image to Video loops that still

Seedance Image to Video is the still-to-motion row for this lock: required image, 2s–12s, 1080p, 9 credits. Audio on this slug is not a native mix. Do not expect blades to clack because you wrote “clack.” Score later. Keep the mill.

Write only travel. “Locked windmill, blades rotate, camera still, no new hole.” Stop. “A tour of all eighteen” is the Omni job. Iterate at 2s, 3s, or 4s. Twelve seconds of the same mill is a long miss if the blades already drifted at second five. Inspect the paint at the midpoint. If the middle restages the blades, reroll the motion, not the still.

A loop is allowed here. Same obstacle, ambient motion, the blades you photographed. Mini-golf needs one hole, moving. Do not attach a last frame of a different hole and call it a tour.

Nine credits is the listed rate for this row. It is not a 30-second identity pass on a different Seedance family. This slug is 2s–12s at 1080p. Use the short end. A two-second blade turn is a proof. A twelve-second wander that invents a second obstacle is a reroll.

Omni restages a park you do not operate

Gemini Omni Video is the catalog Omni row: prompt plus optional references, 4s / 6s / 8s / 10s, up to 4K, 9 credits. It will take “mini-golf park tour” and return coverage — several beats inside one generate. Identities have to survive inside that generate. There is no scene planner that chains hole 7’s last frame into hole 8. You get one bumper with cuts in it. The cuts will not be your holes.

Kling Omni multi-shot is the same shape on a different surface: up to six distinct shots inside one generate, usually a 15-second file. Useful for a three-beat gag. Not useful for a windmill that has to match Tuesday’s paint. Multi-shot restages. The still already named the mill.

Do not quote an Omni clip as the course film. A 10-second 4K bumper of invented holes will photograph well and book the wrong park. One obstacle, one still, one short I2V. If you later need hole 8, photograph hole 8. Stitch in an editor. Omni is not that stitch. A reference dump of three holes is still one generate trying to be a tour. Average is not hole 7.

Golf-course flyovers are a different audience

Golf courses sell fairway, green, and a flyover of a layout you maintain with mowers. That playbook will drift into drone grass and a flagstick. Mini-golf is the painted obstacle on carpet. Do not twin the course page as this listing. A Seedance Image to Video loop of the mill is not a 4K tee shot. A course Omni of eighteen cinematic holes is not your windmill.

If you needed a birthday-party line, type it after picture lock. The mill does not have to talk. A talking mascot on the tee is a different row, and a generated child putting is a likeness problem. Keep people off the plate unless you have a grant. Loop the obstacle you own.

The test: would a regular say “that is hole 7”? If not, you made a park movie. Photograph the mill. Lock it. Leave Omni for a gag that is allowed to invent.

FAQ

Can I prompt Omni with a photo of our windmill and get a tour of the rest?

Not as identity. Omni restages. A still in the mix is a reference, not a hole-by-hole chain. You will get coverage of a park that is only cousin to yours. Upload the mill to Seedance Image to Video and describe only the blades.

Why this Seedance row and not a 30-second family hold?

Seedance Image to Video is 2s–12s, 1080p, 9 credits, still required, no native-audio claim. The long Seedance 2.5 family pass is a different slug. A mill loop does not need thirty seconds of invented carpet. Short lock. Inspect the blades.

Do I need a last frame for a completed putt?

Only when you photographed the ball in the cup on the same hole and the shot is meant to travel from tee to cup. A single hero still with blades turning is the usual job. A last frame of a different hole is a morph.

Is the golf-courses audience page the wrong link for mini-golf?

It is the wrong playbook. Golf courses is fairway identity. Mini-golf is the obstacle still. Link it so you do not accidentally run a flyover on a windmill.