Monster trucks: crush motion after the truck still is locked

Body and decals are the SKU. PixVerse I2V from the truck photo. Desert Stunt is a one-tap gag, not a tour poster.

A tour clip that has to hold is the truck you already photographed — body colour, number, the wrap a kid will match in the stands. Crush motion is allowed after that still is locked. A generated cousin truck with melted decals is a different vehicle. A one-tap dune gag with a face in a chair is a different product entirely.

Lock the truck. Buy the crush. Do not run the gag as the poster.

The still is the truck

The SKU is paint, chrome, the decal set, the name on the door. Text-to-video will invent a prettier monster: a plausible cage, a cousin number, a wrap that is "truck-shaped." That is a different act. Fans who own the shirt notice first.

Pixverse 5.6 Image to Video is the catalog row for converting a locked still into motion. Image required. Durations 5s, 8s, and 10s. Max output 1080p. Qualities 360p, 540p, 720p, 1080p. Credits: 75 on the 1080p step. Catalog audio is true. There is no aspect-ratio field — the still's crop is the frame. 9:16 in the prompt does nothing.

Image-to-video is the launcher. Crop the photo to the delivery ratio. Approve the decals at 100%. Then describe only what moves: suspension travel, dirt, a short crush on cars that are already in the still, a slow push along the body. Do not prompt "new livery, night show, pyrotechnics" unless those pixels are already in the plate.

A muddy logo in the jpeg is a muddy logo for 5, 8, or 10 seconds. Fix the plate on a stills row. Then animate. If you do not have a plate, you are on the text-to-video sibling, and it will invent the truck.

Crush motion after lock

The duration enum is three values. Pick the second count that matches the gesture. A 10-second 1080p pass of "cinematic monster truck, epic, crowd losing it" is how 75 credits buy mush. Prompt the delta: what in the photo moves, how far, how fast, what must not change (identity, wrap, number).

Negative prompt is a real field here. Put "extra trucks, morphing decals, new background" there, not in a paragraph that restates the photograph.

Audio is on. Write the mix — engine, crush, dirt — or write that you want quiet. A silent prompt is how you get a track you did not choose on top of a plate you did. Do not use this row as a talking-driver inventor. If the job is a script on a face, that is a different file, and the face has to be a person you have the right to show.

Cars in the crush have to be in the still or they are invented wrecks. A tour that implies this truck crushed that stack should photograph the stack or leave it out. Generated crush of a vehicle you do not own is a false ad.

Desert Stunt is a one-tap gag

Desert Stunt is not a tour poster. The id in the product is desert_stunt. One required input: Your photo (user_image_url). The format is already chosen: sit unbothered on a desert chair while a black off-road truck launches off a dune and flies clean over your head. Estimated 68 credits, about 135 for a full-quality render.

That truck is the template's truck. It is not your wrap. It is not the Saturday lineup. Run a one-tap AI video template starts that file against a face. You do not rewrite the gag into a heat poster. You do not pick PixVerse inside the template. The template already chose its stack.

People burn the tour by treating Desert Stunt as a seed:

• Uploading the hero truck still and expecting the dune gag to keep the decals. The input is a person photo. The flying truck is the template's.
• Asking the agent to "do Desert Stunt but our body and our number." The template does not have those parameters.
• Rewriting the prompt in the generator every week and calling it the template. That is a generate. You left start_template_run.

Run Desert Stunt when you want that clip with a new face. Run PixVerse I2V when you want this truck to move. The templates catalog is the gag shelf. The truck photo is inventory.

Tour poster versus gag

A tour needs the SKU in frame for the whole beat. Number, wrap, the name that is on the ticket. Crush is the motion you buy after that still is locked. Overlay a city pair or a date after crop if the still does not already carry them. Do not let the model typeset the slate.

A gag needs a face in a chair and a stock truck in the air. It is spectacle. It does not sell a specific body. Posting Desert Stunt as "this weekend's truck" is a false lineup.

No nearby /for owns this act. Gyms sell member energy. Motorcycle dealers sell the unit on the floor. Youth sports sell the team. A monster-truck show is the photographed truck plus crush, or it is a one-tap dune joke. Pick which file you are making.

FAQ

What happens if I skip the truck photo and prompt the crush?

You are not on this I2V row. Pixverse 5.6 Image to Video requires an image. Text-only crush invents a truck. The still is the contract.

Can Desert Stunt use our wrap as the flying truck?

Not inside one-tap. The template's vehicle is the gag. A new generate can try to match a wrap; it is not desert_stunt, and it will not cost the template's estimate.

Why 75 credits in the PixVerse step?

That is the catalog 1080p step on Pixverse 5.6 Image to Video. Lower qualities are cheaper on the same card. The duration is still 5s, 8s, or 10s. Lock the decals before any of those numbers matter.

Should I overlay the tour date before I crop to 9:16?

No. Crop the keeper, then print the city and the date. Overlaying a 16:9 slate onto a feed crop is how the night sits under the UI. The truck still comes first.