A reference sheet per character
The sheet locks the face, clothes and proportions, so every scene is drawn from the same character.
DESIGN
In Assets → Characters, give a character a name and a description and pick its family: stickman, paper cutout, whiteboard sketch or cinematic, with seven cinematic looks from photoreal and painterly to anime, claymation and 3D animation. CourseSmith draws a full reference sheet. Change one thing with a sentence, redraw it, or redraw it in another style — and cast it in your lectures and shorts so it looks the same in every scene.
What it does
The sheet locks the face, clothes and proportions, so every scene is drawn from the same character.
Ask for one change — a red scarf, glasses, shorter hair — and only that changes on the sheet.
Pick saved characters for a Stickman, Cinematic, Whiteboard, Paper Cutout or Mixed Media video and they play the parts.
Put one of your characters in the corner or at the side of any lecture; it changes pose with each scene — explaining, pointing, thinking, celebrating.
In a programming or physics lesson, your character can sit beside the real code, equation or chart it is explaining.
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It’s one part of a tool that carries your source all the way to a polished, finished video.