Compile examples

These examples only compile camera requests; they do not load model weights or require a GPU. Run them from the repository root after installation.

Inspect available controls

wrbench models
wrbench presets
wrbench actions --camera "yaw:left:37@49" --fps 16

Compile a preset

Use a bundled Natural-25 first frame:

IMAGE="$(python - <<'PY'
from wrbench.datasets import natural25_first_frame_path
print(natural25_first_frame_path("bedroom_cat_bed_jump"))
PY
)"

wrbench generate \
  --model wan22-fun-5b-cam \
  --camera preset:yaw_LR \
  --image "$IMAGE" \
  --prompt "A house cat waits on the bedroom floor, facing the bed." \
  --out /tmp/wrbench_demo/yaw_lr_demo.mp4

The default command writes the compiled payload and sidecars without generating yaw_lr_demo.mp4.

Change the angle or frame count

wrbench generate \
  --model wan22-fun-5b-cam \
  --camera preset:yaw_LR \
  --peak-deg 45 \
  --frames 81 \
  --image "$IMAGE" \
  --prompt "A house cat waits on the bedroom floor, facing the bed." \
  --out /tmp/wrbench_demo/yaw_lr_45.mp4

Use the camera grammar directly when a preset is not enough:

wrbench generate \
  --model wan22-fun-5b-cam \
  --camera "yaw:left:37@49" \
  --image "$IMAGE" \
  --prompt "A house cat waits on the bedroom floor, facing the bed." \
  --out /tmp/wrbench_demo/yaw_37.mp4

Run wrbench doctor --model wan22-fun-5b-cam to validate the model record and adapter. For real generation, continue with the backend guide. For the frozen paper source contract, use the commands maintained in its versioned release README.