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Replay analysis pipeline
Inspect selected source regions without uploading them.
CineWolf AutoDirector
Generate Montage plans a multi-shot sequence from selected replay activity. It does not invent footage, send a replay away, or lock the result into a rendered video.
Montage process
The process stays visible from source selection to editable Flashback timeline keys. Each stage has a review point before the next one begins.
Pick one or more replay source regions.
Sample replay activity with local deterministic rules.
Segment activity into usable moments.
Allocate duration and a varied shot set.
Review camera paths, warnings, and timing.
Confirm one atomic, undoable timeline write.
Planning details
The planner uses explicit replay evidence and the shot preferences you enable. It is local, deterministic production assistance—not generative AI.
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Inspect selected source regions without uploading them.
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Use position, speed, turns, altitude, combat, damage, death, vehicle, flight, landing, block, pause, and marker evidence where available.
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Divide selected replay activity into moments that can support a clear camera decision.
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Choose shot types, preserve diversity, and assign a duration based on the selected preset.
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TikTok and YouTube Short presets supply a 9:16 composition guide; CineWolf does not crop, render, or encode video.
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Use Flashback Timelapse keyframes for supported replay-speed changes and selected-region cuts.
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Inspect the proposed plan before timeline generation, then keep the written output editable and guarded by undo.
Local editor controls
Use highlights to nominate a moment or a replay fragment, then promote the selected material into a montage source region. Source regions are normalised chronologically and connected with explicit hard cuts.
Replace this honest slot with an approved Generate Montage panel screenshot when one is available for publication.
Safe timeline write
Before keys are written, CineWolf checks the target compatibility, preview state, obstacle warnings, timeline interval, and expected undo state. The resulting Camera, FOV, and replay-time keys remain editable in Flashback.
CineWolf AutoDirector
Start with a single guided montage workflow, inspect the proposed sequence, and retain full edit control after it is written.