PRODUCT UPDATE / AI art · Image generation

Scenario adds FLUX.3 Image with ten references and native 4K output

Scenario’s October 2 update adds BFL’s image model for generation and editing. It supports native 2K and 4K output and combining up to ten references; credit costs depend on the selected settings.

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BFL model example: a black fedora with round eyes and thin legs on a cream background.
Hat character generation example.
Who should pay attention

For developers exploring characters, prop references or publicity drafts in Scenario.

Scenario added Black Forest Labs' FLUX.3 Image in its October 2 update. The announcement lists text-to-image generation, image editing, up to ten reference images and native 2K and 4K output. Developers already organizing game art in Scenario can bring character, prop and environment references into one generation request.

Give each reference a job

BFL's documentation recommends explaining what each input contributes: one image might supply the setting, while another supplies an object to place there. For a game publicity draft, that could mean separate references for a character's appearance, the environment and a prop, followed by instructions for the combined scene.

The model also edits existing images. BFL documents bounding boxes for positioning individual elements, although Scenario's announcement does not specify which of those advanced controls are exposed in its interface.

BFL model example: a coral and green poster titled The Seed Parade, with three walking seeds.
The Seed Parade poster example.

Check text and structure at the final resolution

BFL's published examples include a flat character graphic, a poster with a headline and an exploded drawing of a wooden chair. The images in this article are those model examples, not new results generated inside Scenario.

Such outputs could support character exploration, prop references or drafts of store artwork. Labels, wording and structural relationships still need checking. A finished-looking exploded drawing should not be treated as an accurate modeling specification.

BFL model example: an exploded wooden chair drawing with English part labels and a small assembled chair.
Wooden chair diagram generation example.

Scenario charges credits according to the model and output settings; higher resolutions generally cost more. The generator shows the cost before a run. This announcement does not provide a separate FLUX.3 Image rate card or a plan-by-plan access list, so check the available settings and credit cost in your account before starting production.

Sources (5)
  1. Scenario · FLUX.3 Image update
  2. Scenario · Official changelog RSS (October 2 entry)
  3. Black Forest Labs · FLUX 3 Image documentation
  4. Black Forest Labs · FLUX 3 Image examples
  5. Scenario · Pricing and credit FAQ

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