I've never used those two so I'll try to find some alternative solution for now, thank you anyways
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Having been posting a lot of prompt/workflow-less images/clips lately i thought i'd do a cleaned up one to maybe give ppl ideas on how to do something. While this is from comfyui the image itself should make it possible to see what would be needed to set it up in a1111, i hope.
This is basically the same setup as i used to create the image in this post, and it can be used to layer or create "depth" in images. It obviously depends on what image you put to each layer and how they are handled/applied. I used a bunch of math and composite nodes to create the colored masking image, this can obviously be done other ways and in other shapes etc. IE if you put each "color/mask" next to each left to right, you could use it for panoramic views or multiple characters, a bit like regional prompts but with "image inputs".
This is not a very tidy/nice flow, i tried to keep things compact for the "screenshot" while still readable. Ipadapter nodes are colored by mask channel for visual aid. I've never installed nodes through anything else than the manager so any missing ones should be found there. I've included the mask image if anyone should want that.
Edit: Adding an image using the workflow, just dropping 3 image i had into it.
This is basically the same setup as i used to create the image in this post, and it can be used to layer or create "depth" in images. It obviously depends on what image you put to each layer and how they are handled/applied. I used a bunch of math and composite nodes to create the colored masking image, this can obviously be done other ways and in other shapes etc. IE if you put each "color/mask" next to each left to right, you could use it for panoramic views or multiple characters, a bit like regional prompts but with "image inputs".
This is not a very tidy/nice flow, i tried to keep things compact for the "screenshot" while still readable. Ipadapter nodes are colored by mask channel for visual aid. I've never installed nodes through anything else than the manager so any missing ones should be found there. I've included the mask image if anyone should want that.
Edit: Adding an image using the workflow, just dropping 3 image i had into it.
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You mentioning hand drawn stuff reminded me of some images i got quite a while ago. I was running prompts of descriptions of fictional places, and for some reason this is the "style" and look the AI decided to give when using various descriptions of Rivendell. While maybe not hand drawn it reminds me of old book illustrations and that kind of thing.
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Considering the movement is mostly down to the AIs choice, you think there's one seed that has both halves moving?
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I love hand drawn stuff too.
These are Doomer Boomer checkpoint which is hot AF:
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And I think here is what the checkpoint was actually meant for:
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I remember the negative shock I had when "they" continued Tank Police anime in a 3D-ish format instead of a traditional anime look. I went FML my life is over despite still being in pre-school.
Indeed, hoping for a rebirth of the esthetics since hand drawn look starts looking really easy to knock out:
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- Can you do a romantic pose?
- Sure.
- Is that... Luke Skywalker on Tatooine?
- That's right!
Control-net'ing scenes from movies is fun. Here the very same scene but with an elf:
- Sure.
- Is that... Luke Skywalker on Tatooine?
- That's right!
Control-net'ing scenes from movies is fun. Here the very same scene but with an elf:
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This took me about 40min to generate. With a setting of 16 frames, i wanted to see what happened if i increased that too 24...
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That took 33421 seconds...and tbh i can't really say it's worth the almost 9 hours extra...It took nearly 11gb vram (i still have only 6gb), overflowing has it's uses, but at a cost....
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That took 33421 seconds...and tbh i can't really say it's worth the almost 9 hours extra...It took nearly 11gb vram (i still have only 6gb), overflowing has it's uses, but at a cost....
Can someone explain prompts to me?
Why can't I get this to look how I want to?
I want there to be a hand grabbing her ass while she's looking at it embarrassed. I don't understand why she's half naked when I specified against it. Here are my prompts.
<lora:uraraka-10:1.15> <lora:grabbing_anothers_ass_v.2.3:1.15> grabbing another's ass, anime (style:1.2), (anime:1.3)
male hand grabbing woman's ass
the woman is wearing a (white_shirt:1.1), (pantyhose_over_panties:1.3), black_panties, dark blue skirt, brown pantythose, (fully_clothed:1.5)
the woman has brown eyes, brown hair, lips, medium breasts, fit ass, (clothes:1.2),
the woman looks surprised, embarrased, (looking_at_hand:1.2)
office background, desks, computers
Negatives: (badhandv4:1.2) (easynegative:1.2) , visible man, (nude:1.2), bad anatomy, naked_ass, naked, naked_butt
Can someone please explain this to me, Im going insane lmao
Why can't I get this to look how I want to?
I want there to be a hand grabbing her ass while she's looking at it embarrassed. I don't understand why she's half naked when I specified against it. Here are my prompts.
<lora:uraraka-10:1.15> <lora:grabbing_anothers_ass_v.2.3:1.15> grabbing another's ass, anime (style:1.2), (anime:1.3)
male hand grabbing woman's ass
the woman is wearing a (white_shirt:1.1), (pantyhose_over_panties:1.3), black_panties, dark blue skirt, brown pantythose, (fully_clothed:1.5)
the woman has brown eyes, brown hair, lips, medium breasts, fit ass, (clothes:1.2),
the woman looks surprised, embarrased, (looking_at_hand:1.2)
office background, desks, computers
Negatives: (badhandv4:1.2) (easynegative:1.2) , visible man, (nude:1.2), bad anatomy, naked_ass, naked, naked_butt
Can someone please explain this to me, Im going insane lmao
This is my sd ui
this is ui of a guy on Youtube, his video was recorded 7 months ago, why don't I have those symbol under generate button? I really need that save prompt button
this is ui of a guy on Youtube, his video was recorded 7 months ago, why don't I have those symbol under generate button? I really need that save prompt button
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Stable diffusion can only do what the models have been trained to do. For something this specific, either you need to train your own lora or you need to find a lora someone else has trained. This is the point of sites like civitai or tensor.art . You can always experiment with controlnet and see what you can get from it. Maybe you can faint or fake it this way. Perhaps an approximation will be close enough and you can do the rest with dialoge.
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This is my sd ui
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this is ui of a guy on Youtube, his video was recorded 7 months ago, why don't I have those symbol under generate button? I really need that save prompt button
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Use this button here to save prompts/styles
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Using a similar ipdapter setup to the one i posted here and using the split head image used to create this clip can create some interesting effects.
Depending on which "layer" you put the image and different weights etc you can create "twins" where one reflects more the inner split image and the other takes the outer skin. Or you can create more of a "two-face" where its face is an half of each.
Some poor examples from me just testing, i've noticed i got a horrible lack of background image options so probably need to spend some time creating images more tailored for each "layer".
More images in the thumbnails to not make the post a scrolling nightmare.
Depending on which "layer" you put the image and different weights etc you can create "twins" where one reflects more the inner split image and the other takes the outer skin. Or you can create more of a "two-face" where its face is an half of each.
Some poor examples from me just testing, i've noticed i got a horrible lack of background image options so probably need to spend some time creating images more tailored for each "layer".
More images in the thumbnails to not make the post a scrolling nightmare.
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It's way easier to just save your images with metadata included then use them as prompt lookups. There are extensions that let you build entire prompt libraries with image previews.
Generating images make for a much better prompt library then that drop down. IMO.
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If you wanna quickly swap between saving meta data and purging it you can add the "Save text information about generation parameters as chunks to png files" to your main page and click it off and on between generations to quickly toggle meta data on and off.
(It's element name is "enable_pnginfo" )
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In case it's not obvious you can copy any image into the PNG tab and then hit "Send to txt2img" to quickly load identical prompt / settings off an image.
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The Rodent bro dropped a video showcasing a denoiser node for ComfyUI:
I tried - the thing is rather inconsistent. But when it works it fucking rocks:
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I tried - the thing is rather inconsistent. But when it works it fucking rocks:
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i tried "unsampling" to try and get consistency when making animations, i think i briefly mentioned planing to try it in a earlier post, but as you said, it can be a bit of a hit and miss. Specially if you're doing hundreds of images and can't really tweak things for each one. It's worth looking into for ppl though, definitely has its uses.
There's a controlnet-lllite model (kohyas "controlnet" version) that might be worth looking at if you're using images as "input" too, it's a bit misleadingly called blur. Seen some very good results on it, even with multiple passes on extremely "blurred" images.
Has anyone tried hypertile?
So far in my limited testing it seems to fair rather badly at what you'd normal think of with tiling. With a 512x512 tile it used more vram per tile than it took to make the 1024x1024 image...