I started with a simple, Here is my reference image, this is my scene. Flow got nothing consistent. I asked the agent why? Standard image references provide guidance on style, lighting, and composition, but they are not designed to perfectly replicate specific faces or personal likenesses. To achieve consistent facial likeness in your generations, you have two options: 1. Use Character Entities: You can bundle specific facial references into a reusable character entity within the Flow interface, which helps the model maintain identity consistency across scenes. 2. Create a Custom Avatar: If you want to feature your own likeness, you can register an Avatar by clicking your profile picture in the top right and selecting Create avatar. Once registered, you can summon yourself in any prompt by typing. I have no interest in creating 27 characters to get two or three images. Waste of time. It agreed. No, you do not need to create characters for that. For a small set of two or three images, creating character entities is unnecessary. You can maintain consistency using standard reference tools: - Use a single base image (:base): If you want to put the same person in different situations, start with one good image of them, set it as the base, and describe the new setting or action (e.g., "make the background a sunny beach"). I did this. Gave it a prompt and a reference image and it was not consistent. It replied with the same line above, contradicting itself. It replied it could and would. So I asked to put my reference on the beach in appropriate attire. I am 100% certain that if it was not for the 5TB of storage, Google would be dropped. Not a fan of Gemini. I have documented my frustration with Google Veo3. Not even a fan of using it in ShortPulse. Am I on an island here or do others share my sentiment?