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As I also
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on Civitai, with other examples:Using ComfyUI, worksheet in metadata. I believe this was the successful strategy to get the core string, Might also work in webui (untried), hitting core took me some time, I was naive, also maybe the strategy can be improved, but this was success at first try (this time):
- Start with sdxl checkpoint possibly + lora's of your subject (untested), I included only the LCM one.
- sampler to LCM
- cfg 5
- sgm_uniform,
- latent 512x512
- 7 steps
- no negative
- positive: start with your subject token up front, without comma's add words, interleaving the core concept with desired aspects of it but, really slowly, one or a few words at a time: check the output images, if output is not right, move words around, try synonyms, if it doesn't work use other words entirely, slowly build the prompt, there has to be a certain repetition where the core concept is elaborated, it's like you are expanding a string. At a certain point you'll find it doesn't really matter anymore. Then you have your core prompt
- use more text to complete the picture, keep it within 75 tokens for best results, use magicprompt for variety in scenes. commas count so better just not, use strong synonyms that have a double meaning either alone or in context.
- Place the masterwork, quality, in high quality resolution at the end, along with restrictions, in positive works better than in negative.
- then change to 1024x1024, cfg 2.3
My core concept was a bit perverted (of course ;-), but well.. to each their own, I guess. the core concept was netorare and I found this as a core string: naughty cuckolding smutty netorare hetero exhibitionist girlfriend obviously cheating sexual date experiment, that is probably not even the only one, but one that did work.
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I love the details in your work. You obviously pay a lot of attention to those... fingers, clothes and folds, the ships. There seems to be some possible stitching going on of different parts of the image, are you using PS or other editor outside of SD? How do you use it, at what part of your workflow? I'm enjoying reading your tutorials and what you do."Yo ho, a pirates wife for me..."
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It's all SD, i don't use outside editors for anything else than if i need to downscale/crop or "compress" images.
In the case of the pirate images you see that there's background elements that don't really line up which is often a problem, if i wanted to fix it i'd either use inpainting to replace/remove it, see if another seed had a better fit or "cut" the important element and then layer it on a different background.
Mostly though since everyone here is well aware of the issues and faults in AI images it's not always worth fixing all those. So if the wallpaper doesn't quite match up is less of a concern than 9 fingers on one hand, pick your battles. Also, it's "art", and doesn't art always have its faults and oddities
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Just to give an example of the workflow i posted here works and can be used.
Using the prompt from this post.
Starting with a less than good image, you can see how it gets "cleaned up" along the way while maintaining much of the initial look. So if you either have an image or generate a low quality image, it can potentially be "fixed". Or you could generate on a specific model that has what ever design/pose you're after and then use other models to add the detailing and finish to it. There's obviously multiple ways of doing the same, this is just one.
Using the prompt from this post.
Starting with a less than good image, you can see how it gets "cleaned up" along the way while maintaining much of the initial look. So if you either have an image or generate a low quality image, it can potentially be "fixed". Or you could generate on a specific model that has what ever design/pose you're after and then use other models to add the detailing and finish to it. There's obviously multiple ways of doing the same, this is just one.
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It's going to be complicated to follow all the rules to post in this thread, but I'm going to try and keep on editing to add things as I work back on my process.
The original image I had looks nothing like the end result, and that's the point. I have over 20 different key stages in between, and hundred of images from batches of inpaints and such in between... so please be patient, I'll answer whatever I can and would love to learn more from everyone.
The end result as of today (I will probably keep working on it):
This is an image
This is based based on an image of a woman standing (dressed, not trans) I got from a duck duck go image search. I don't have the original JPG, this is the resulting image working with ControlNet with the Depth model.
Here are some of the original details, again, keep in mind there were many transitions in between, I will keep updating this post:
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The original image I had looks nothing like the end result, and that's the point. I have over 20 different key stages in between, and hundred of images from batches of inpaints and such in between... so please be patient, I'll answer whatever I can and would love to learn more from everyone.
The end result as of today (I will probably keep working on it):
This is an image This is based based on an image of a woman standing (dressed, not trans) I got from a duck duck go image search. I don't have the original JPG, this is the resulting image working with ControlNet with the Depth model.
Here are some of the original details, again, keep in mind there were many transitions in between, I will keep updating this post:
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Today i've downloaded ComfyUi, and starting experimenting. After understanding how load lora and embedding, i have to say i'm really impressed on how it work! Especially on memory optimization. reach 4096 on my 6gb without any oom error. is impressive how it work, i need more experiment but i like how it work.
Also i want to say thank you to all people made help post about it, really useful.
Also i want to say thank you to all people made help post about it, really useful.
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Ok guy's, i'm really happy you have made me moving to Comfy, after some experiment
The real size image was too big to post here, i reduced it at 50%.
And this is my question: how to control upscaler model? In a1111 i have option to chose resize, but i don't find any option in comfy.
Also this is how is made, hope node is correct, i'm just experimentig.
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And this is my question: how to control upscaler model? In a1111 i have option to chose resize, but i don't find any option in comfy.
Also this is how is made, hope node is correct, i'm just experimentig.
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Any chance you can post the file with the actual workflow? It is much simplier for me to pop it into my CUI, make changes and post it back.
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There are Custom Nodes that can either rescale or resize your image, and you can also enter any factor by which you want to rescale/resize. Here's just one example:
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Many thank you, added it. I'm impressed in number of extension CUI have
!Yes, i just changend the node upscaler with the one suggested by theMickey_
I zipped it because json upload not allowed.
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Two items, may be you know them already:Many thank you, added it. I'm impressed in number of extension CUI have
Yes, i just changend the node upscaler with the one suggested by theMickey_
I zipped it because json upload not allowed.
1) To export workflow as a screenshot - right click on the workspace > "Workflow Image" > "Export" > "PNG".
2) There is an extension that manages all the nodes for you allowing to install nodes you are missing with a mere few clicks. You might already have it, if not, you absolutely have to have it:
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So, another way to upscale is via latent upscale rather than using a pixel upscaler.
Namely you run a sampler off an empty latent, then upscale the latent the sampler produces, and then run that latent again using the prompt and the model. I attached the workflow - you might know this tho.
Why would you do it rather than using pixel upscale. Main reason is to fill in the additional details using the actual model. Another reason is that some LORAs can burn the first output rather badly and you want to re-refine the latent using the original mode. Thus, you run the first sampler with the LORA and then you re-run the same latent, after a small denoise, using pure checkpoint. Or vise versa - you first run the sampler with the pure checkpoint and then only once upscaled you throw in LORA for refinement.
I attached your workflow where I added two additional samplers. Naturally, you want to have preview nodes thrown in to see what each sampler does - cause this way you can safely downsize the number of steps. There are two latent upscalers - regular one and NNLatent. Each has its own quirks. For 80% you want NNLatent, but sometimes the original latent upscaler is the cat's meow. There are three samplers. The first one uses the original chekpoint, the next two samplers use LORA's models.
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A new way to fix hands with controlnet.
ComfyUi Workflow:
ControlNet Aux:
Hand Inpaint Model:
*I have not tried yet.
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ComfyUi Workflow:
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ControlNet Aux:
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Yes, i was experimenting and just doing some test, added latent upscaler and second pass, seem good to reduce time, but for what i see, is really difficult obtain same result as a1111.
In prompt i've attached, result in CUI are same as your, in a1111 is more close to prompt, because woman have really robotic suite, every render. in cui i get robitic think every 50 test
my inexperience of course, experimenting is the key to find what work better.
thank you for suggestion, i will test it soon.
Another really noob question: how load workflow from png?
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Click on "Load" in the sidemenu, find the "png" file and open it.Yes, i was experimenting and just doing some test, added latent upscaler and second pass, seem good to reduce time, but for what i see, is really difficult obtain same result as a1111.
In prompt i've attached, result in CUI are same as your, in a1111 is more close to prompt, because woman have really robotic suite, every render. in cui i get robitic think every 50 test
my inexperience of course, experimenting is the key to find what work better.
thank you for suggestion, i will test it soon.
Another really noob question: how load workflow from png?
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Thank. i don't have NNupscaler? is an extension?
Also try svd...wow. impressive
Take a lot of time, but for now i focus for getting better image, then try vid.
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Sepheyer Testet your workflow and wow. changed latent upscale and original image size to my default (896x1152) this is result with workflow include.
i keep try. really i love how comfy work.
Also try svd...wow. impressive
Take a lot of time, but for now i focus for getting better image, then try vid.
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Sepheyer Testet your workflow and wow. changed latent upscale and original image size to my default (896x1152) this is result with workflow include.
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I'm just getting into starting my first VN, learning Ren'py and I am pretty sure AI art as I'm shit at any art myself. It seems to me that A1111 is not nice to a new user, but that it probably has more power and flexibility but CUI is easier to work with? Before I put any more time into A1111, is there a good reason to consider CUI for my assets?
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I've started today using CUI, i always use a1111 and switch is not so fast, but after some try and understanding how it work, you start like it much as a1111.
Also check guide on 1st page and some post here is really helpful.
If you just start new Visual novel, i suggest try CUI and evaluate witch work's better for your result.
Btw being skilled require time and try. I use a1111 from the beginning and difference on make same result is CUI is oblivius, just keep try.
If your game are not a commission with end time to respect, just take your time and try it.