SCAIL-2: Unifying Controlled Character Animation with End-to-End In-Context Conditioning

Controlled character animation aims to transfer motion from a driving sequence to a reference character. Prior works heavily rely on intermediate representations, such as pose skeletons for motion and masked backgrounds for environment, inevitably resulting in information loss. In this work, we present SCAIL-2, a framework that adopts an end-to-end driving paradigm by directly concatenating latent visual information to the model's input sequence. We enable end-to-end training through a data synthesis pipeline that produces MotionPair-60K, a curated dataset for several character animation subtasks. We unify the subtasks using decoupled conditions to accommodate different driving patterns, ...

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