Since we’ve seen how to make a consistent character, we can now try animating them. I said this was an area I wanted to delve into in my follow up to the consistent character post. I had a lot of fun animating stable diffusion characters, as you can see below in these stable diffusion animations. Results The Flow I made a script that would work with ControlNet. This script does several things. First it takes…
Theming is ‘The woman in the red dress’ for this one. Maybe that reference dates me. We got a lot of comments and interest for the previous post on characters with controlnet in Automatic1111 web ui running on runpod.io. So here is a follow up to the comments and questions. Extra Long One comment asked if we could make an image that was just extra long with all the poses we wanted included. We gave…
There are other tools out there that allow the integration of Stable Diffusion, ChatGPT, and Text to Speech (TTS) into Unity, but this guide is intended to make integrating them all very simple. The below script doesn’t have the best coding practices, but it is an easy place to start with Unity AI integrations. Start By Getting All the Service Keys You of course will have to get your own keys from each service: Get…
One of the largest drawback to image generating AIs is that it is hard to get a consistent character. In this article I’ll explain how I have used a set of tools to overcome that impediment and make an AI character generator. Getting a set of six views of the same character Below is a set of images I generated using Stable Diffusion 1.5, Char Turner V2, and Control Net with Open Pose. These images…
Although Stable Diffusion is completely free and open source, there are still quite a few barriers to get it yourself. Sure you can get nicely packaged Stable Diffusion based apps such as MidJourney or use online-only text to image generators like Lexica, but you’re here because you want to take the next step and have significantly more control over your images and have access to all of Stable Diffusion’s features. This article will tell you…
Learn to create and modify an image generated with Stable Diffusion to get a scene with a specific character using inpainting
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