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Ah yes, it works finally! thanks again for the the code tweak!
I would have never figured out how to fix this by myself!
I've been using the classic batch img to img and it gave excellent results already but I can't wait to see and share what I can get from Xanthius's script!

Thanks!

Keep us posted! until then, I'm not giving up.
I'm stilll trying to understand what is happening. I stupidly thought that these kind of files "'C:\\Users\\Username\\AppData\\Local\\Temp\\out-00008lqje9jfr.png'" were basically our guiding frames, but evidently not. It's not even in the same directory.
When I look at the properties of said file, it's actually an empty file, it says: 0byte file size... that might be why it's unidentified.

Same error, I decided to assemble a 1500€ PC because this script's results looked so good (when it works). I even tried to modify the line of code associated with the error in order to remove the "8lqje9jfr" by replacing the 77th  line of code by this: 

p.control_net_input_image = Image.open(reference_imgs[i].name.replace("\\\\", "\\")[:-12] + reference_imgs[i].name.replace("\\\\", "\\")[-4:]).convert("RGB").resize((initial_width, p.height), Image.ANTIALIAS)

but that's not it.
Tried different image sequence renderers as I thought the images where faulty, I doubt it is.
Tried jpeg, png, not it.
I tried with and without controlnet still no.
Maybe it was the resolution I made sure it all matched, not it.

I will use the standard control net for animation for now until it's solved.

This is incredible, Xanthius singlehandedly created a far better product than gen-1 from runaway and they have like a team of researchers... I bet they are copying that Idea right now!

I think Xanimate is awesome, you could add AI in the end to distinguish it or something if needed, but Xanimate is great!

Also this needs a name, it would make things easy to search what people can make with this on internet.

This is crazy!!!
I thought that kind of coherence between frames would require an entirely new iteration of stable diffusion. I never thought this would be possible by a single person, this is huge! And you didn't even use denoising  post production tricks to achieve that ... that's like 500 IQ move! 😄 well done!