Continuous: carry the picture forward
Continuous production starts the next segment from the exact last frame of its predecessor. Regular mode carries forward the creator’s prompt; Agent Mode can supply distinct directions for the successive segments.
The ordered segments are retained and can be assembled into a continuous reel. Starting from the same image supplies a concrete handoff between shots, while review remains important for motion and visual continuity.
Tree: make room for more than one next scene
Tree Mode retains a branching video graph. From an origin, left and right child clips begin at the parent’s last frame. Work proceeds a layer at a time, and the tree can be paused, resumed, or expanded.
The result keeps its branches rather than flattening every possibility into one linear film. That makes the structure relevant to experiments in alternate scenes and interactive cinematic material.
Structure is a creative decision
A single shot gives you tight control over a specific piece of coverage. A continuous sequence emphasizes forward motion. A tree keeps alternative futures visible.
These modes address different production shapes. The diagrams above explain those shapes; they do not submit jobs or connect to a private production queue.