I think you should keep the video up. In any well-established niche, you'll find multiple videos teaching the same concept in similar ways, using the same tools to achieve the same results. When it comes to AI automation for Midjourney and Luma Labs, there aren't many step-by-step tutorials on implementing Make.com automation. When I searched for a tutorial, I saved two videos: yours and Stephan Pope's. I watched both as I encountered the same error while following each tutorial. While I agree that there's usually one logical (optimal) way to build an automation, your AirTable setup made the biggest difference for me. Creating separate tables for prompts and CREFs wasn't included in the other tutorial, even though the overall build of the automation was very similar. I don't think one approach is better than the other; they just organize the data differently and that can sometimes represent different stages in one's learning journey. AI automation involves many steps, and while the build is the most desirable aspect, setting up and understanding data structures is the real challenge. That's what led me to this digital community – I was struggling to figure out the backend on my own. @Kirk Artman you have already been instrumental in helping me set up my own automation AND in understanding how it works, allowing me to replicate it for my specific interests and intentions. I think people just need to understand whether you're teaching tutorials that other creators in the niche are already covering, or watching creators make "similar" content, you should understand that the topic being discussed is one to study and master if you want to stay current in the niche you're exploring.

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@Kirk Artman Thanks for the welcome! I have used the exact templates that you have provided, so I am assuming there are not line breaks in your prompts, however, I can check that. I was not aware that I needed to make a different Midjourney account so I have connected GoAPI to my personal GitHub and added credits. I have about $6.17 worth of credits in there. Is that enough credits? As far as upscaling the same image twice: When the images are initially generated, they are not being added to the airtable. I can go in and see the url and put it in my web browser to view the image but it does not populate to the table. So, to run a successful upscale route, I need to make sure I regenerate the images or change the index each time? The last time I am curious about is the webhook end points. Are those values in the HTTP something that needs to be updated based on the duplication of the Viral Video Maker Template?