Ai generators
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tanstaafl
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Local installs:
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for an easy installer, I don't like it but mileage may vary)Guides:
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tanstaafl
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I like comfy, I just don't like the canned executable on that site. I like to install from github because it lets me pick and choose what I want more granularly.
MissCougar
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Just a +1 here!
I used the installer and a lot ended up being broken once I tried to do more advanced things that didn't come out of the box.
I did the git version that took longer but with that version everything worked well that I added in later and haven't had any issues since.
Avoid the installer!
Can you do animations with them too? If not, what would be the to-go options for you?
tanstaafl
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You can if you have the computer for it. I can't, my computer is a potato, so I haven't really looked into it much for local animation. I think AnimateDiff would be the go to if you aren't going to buy Kling or Wan credits.Can you do animations with them too? If not, what would be the to-go options for you?
Thanks mate, but I might run into problems with my GPU too. I got a 7900XTX and heard that Stable Diffusion doesnt seem to run properly on AMD cards.