Can my dog, a friend or a toy score the Ozil goal?
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Short answer
Yes. You, an adult friend who agreed, a pet, a toy or a drawing can take the shot. Provide one photo for the one scorer; the keeper and defenders appear on their own. Sharp, front-on photos suit pets and toys best, and outcomes differ, so try the free preview first.
Who can score
- You: you beat a generated keeper and generated defenders.
- A friend: they take the shot, and you record how they react. Get their OK first.
- A dog or cat: it remains itself and runs on four legs.
- A toy or a drawing: it springs to life at full size.
Advice for pet and toy photos
Look for a shot where the face is large, in focus and aimed at the camera. An alert dog sitting up beats a sleeping one curled in a ball.
The model must invent how animals and figures move, so surprises happen. Use the preview as a rehearsal.
What to keep out
Leave out anyone who hasn't agreed, famous faces and under-18s. Every rule is on the Photo Consent page. Want one case in detail? There's a dog version and a dinosaur version.
Questions people ask
Does the scorer have to be a person?
No, a pet can score. Run the free preview first, so you don't spend credits on a miss.
Is there a slot for the goalkeeper's photo?
Not for now. The scene has just the scorer from your photo, and the goalkeeper is generated.
How do group photos fare?
Badly. The model can fuse faces or latch on to the wrong one, so crop to one subject.
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