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That's closer than what I have been getting using just loras. Maybe you will have to inpaint the rest of the parts and then it can workoutControlNet struggles cracking couples sex too.
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I've never used or even installed Kohya myself, but I did a quick research: the main error you're facing is this:...anyone had this issue with Kohya where a subprocess can't be launched?
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'tensorflow'
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setup.bat
might not be able to find a working tensorflow version for it and therefore won't install it.And then she said: let's be friends, ok?I've never used or even installed Kohya myself, but I did a quick research: the main error you're facing is this:ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'tensorflow'
. And according to anYou must be registered to see the linksI found on theYou must be registered to see the links, this might be related to the version of Python you're using. So please check your Python version, it should be 3.10 according to the solution in the issue I linked before. If you're using a different version, thesetup.bat
might not be able to find a working tensorflow version for it and therefore won't install it.
TheYou must be registered to see the linksexplicitly asks for version 3.10 of Python, too.
Hope that helps or at least give you a good starting point on what to check for.
Use posenet and add a second person, and use region prompter to divide descriptions. I wish I had an example handy. Sex positions are hard and take a lot of patience.The issue is not the prompting. Any interaction between subjects is very problematic with stable diffusion, it seems to be the interference between objects and between persons that is the problem. What is the difference between two different surfaces touching and one single object?.. Loras and controlnet etc is likely the solution.
Stumbling around through some images i happened to noticeBefore stable diffusion - I always wanted my 3D Models to have a painted / artistic aesthetic to them. As if hand drawn.
I would of expected a solution to this be available through custom shaders but I was always disappointed with the results.
AI + Rotoscoping feels like the more likely technology to get there. Imagine extremely detailed hand draw art, animated and rendered at the speed of 3D - if that can be achieved it's almost the best of both worlds.
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Before SD this was impossible.
Animation in old Disney movies always had extremely detailed backgrounds then simple flat shaded characters / animation because they had to draw them frame-by-frame. If a single frame takes an artist 3 weeks, you can't possibly achieve 24 frames per second and the likelihood of consistency falls dramatically as well.
This would be something AI could do (hopefully) that is essentially impossible today.
You could try to install different version of Python at the same time, and either just add your "main" (nightly, up-to-date) version to your PATH variable and change all scripts/batch files needing a different version to include the full path to the 2nd installation directory, or do something like the solution from the issue I've linked in my previous post suggested: rename python.exe to python310.exe for version 3.10 and add both installations to your PATH. Then you'll just need to replace "python.exe" with "python310.exe" in your Kohya scripts.FML, I hate this python / torch version teasing and edging tho normally I never gro tired of it.
So, yeah, your thread here nailed it and solved the issue.You could try to install different version of Python at the same time, and either just add your "main" (nightly, up-to-date) version to your PATH variable and change all scripts/batch files needing a different version to include the full path to the 2nd installation directory, or do something like the solution from the issue I've linked in my previous post suggested: rename python.exe to python310.exe for version 3.10 and add both installations to your PATH. Then you'll just need to replace "python.exe" with "python310.exe" in your Kohya scripts.
But to be fair: this sounds like it would make troubleshooting a lot worse in case something isn't working...
now that's some probing..ControlNet struggles cracking couples sex too.
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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.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.
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.Ok guy's, i'm really happy you have made me moving to Comfy, after some experiment
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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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