Check our Automatic111. Read the GitHub read me. It has install instructions for all operating systems. You’ll need a fairly powerful computer to generate these at a reasonable speed.
Thank you for your helpful tips and explanations! I find it hard to “paint” with my mouse but I guess a rough outline is enough to help the prompt do it’s work.
It’s really easy in Automatic111 in the checkpoint merge tab. Just search for checkpoint merge and you’ll find a tutorial.
It’s a merge of Realistic Vision 4, LazyMix+, and URPM with weighting towards realistic vision 4. There are probably better merges and maybe even better models to use, but these have helped me generate some realistic stuff. I also use a fair amount of experimenting with LoRas and Controlnets along with dynamic prompts to test variables (prompt components or parts).
Wonderful write up! Thanks for sharing all the intermediary pictures. The tit hand is hilarious.
I was especially impressed with your shaded inpainting. I didn’t know you could do that. You selected the different colors? I guess you found that using a little more sophisticated shading colors got you better results than painting over everything black? Inpainting is still a bit mysterious to me.
These are really good! I love the on/off juxtaposition you achieved with inpainting.
When you inpainted, did you change the prompt? Did you alter the clothing/style to nude? Did you paint over just the body region? Did you apply LoRa’s? Can you give a bit more details in your process? I would like to do something similar with future generations.
Anyway, this is 10/10 stuff.
It’s a ridiculously powerful machine. Running AI stuff caused the fan to spin on for the first time. It destroys everything else.
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