Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. It's always interesting to hear from viewers about their Stable Diffusion journey. It helps me make useful videos. Make sure you subscribe to see my upcoming videos...there's some unique gems I'm working on!
@FoxtonAI i need some advice please. What im looking to achieve is a pixar animated video serious using my 5 year old daughter in it. I want to replicate her like for like. With so much information, im a little confused about what i should use. Would you be kind enough to tell me. I understand i need control net but what else would you recommend to set me on my way in regards to modules etc?.
You're really hammering through Stable Diffusion projects now! Using Stable Diffusion to create animated videos at the moment, may not give the best results. AI video really is the cutting edge of capabilities, but improving rapidly. Off the top of my head, the workflow would be to first face swap your daughter into Disney Pixar animated character images, then animate those images with an extension like AnimateDiff. The step-by-step process is somewhat complex, but would make a great tutorial video...so thanks for your suggestion! Search RUclips for AnimateDiff tutorials and you'll find quite a few. Good luck with your project!
Hello and thanks for this great and clear tutorial. i'm having a bit of problem doing what you did installing the extension. however, almost all tutorials, followed by a test of how to use openpose. following them step-by-step led me to nothing. my Automatic1111 refuses to read anything from controlnet. no openpose, no canny and no depth. i did exactly as you instructed to install the SD and ControlNet. and followed everyone else's instructions regarding the same matter. Still nothing. can you help direct me to a discord server maybe or a web forum where ppl discuss such issues ? Thanks in advance
Thanks for your comment. Glad you found the video helpful. Strange issue that you have, if you installed everything correctly. I can't really work out the issue without seeing a lot more step by step details. I presume you have installed the ControlNet models in the correct location and can see them in the ControlNet model dropdowns. I also presume you have ticked the "Enable" ControlNet box. You may want to search on the Reddit thread for some specific answers to issues: www.reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion/ I am just on the verge of doing a series of ControlNet video tutorials, so make sure you're subscribed to be notified of these. Hope you get everything sorted...I know how frustrating these kind of things are!
i have installed controlnet, but its not showing in the ui, also in my installed tab the large button is apply and quit, while all other videos ahows apply and restart. what can be the problem.
Sounds strange. It's worth making sure you have a standard install of Automatic1111 installed (ruclips.net/video/GhOimicytBY/видео.html), and it's up to date (ruclips.net/video/sGbK3M-giqE/видео.html).
Hello. Depends what you mean by "high end". Running SD and ControlNet are more influenced by the amount of VRAM your GPU has. Suggested minimum would be 8GB, although you could get away with 4GB, with some speed and image size sacrifices. If you do have low VRAM, then there are a couple of things you could do to help. First, make sure you tick the "Low VRAM" option on ControlNet. Second, add some low VRAM optimizations into your webui-user.bat file, such as --lowvram or --medvram. Hope that helps.
Hello, I followed your videos, liked them all and subscribed. I'm from Brazil, here's a tutorial, but people here talk a lot and avoid the main thing, I get tired. I don't know English very well, but the translator helps. I loved all the videos and everything went well, now it will be ControlNet and then checkpoints. Can I install them all together? Lora? Checkpoints? Merge checkpoints?
Thank you very much for your comment, likes and subscribing! Glad you enjoyed the videos. You touched upon the exact reasons why I created this channel in the first place. So many videos on how to do things that I find on RUclips, are full of so much fluff and I'd really wish they would just get to the point. I also saw that so many viewers of English speaking videos are not native English speakers and find it difficult to follow along at the speed that many people speak, which is why I speak a little slower (sometime a bit too slow I think). Anyway, to answer your question....yes, you can install them all together. In fact, using them together will produce much better image results. Wishing you the best on your Stable Diffusion journey!
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Thank you. That was the easiest setup explanation I found for installing Controlnet. Subbed. Keep up the good work, and good luck with your channel.
Thanks for your comment and sub! Glad you found the video helpful.
thank you so much for keeping making tuttorials on stable diffusion for pc. i had it once but i forgot all and now i need those tuttorials.thanks
Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment. It's always interesting to hear from viewers about their Stable Diffusion journey. It helps me make useful videos. Make sure you subscribe to see my upcoming videos...there's some unique gems I'm working on!
This is my next task is tonight after getting an understanding of it this morning. 👍🏻
Excellent!
@FoxtonAI i need some advice please. What im looking to achieve is a pixar animated video serious using my 5 year old daughter in it. I want to replicate her like for like. With so much information, im a little confused about what i should use. Would you be kind enough to tell me. I understand i need control net but what else would you recommend to set me on my way in regards to modules etc?.
You're really hammering through Stable Diffusion projects now! Using Stable Diffusion to create animated videos at the moment, may not give the best results. AI video really is the cutting edge of capabilities, but improving rapidly. Off the top of my head, the workflow would be to first face swap your daughter into Disney Pixar animated character images, then animate those images with an extension like AnimateDiff. The step-by-step process is somewhat complex, but would make a great tutorial video...so thanks for your suggestion! Search RUclips for AnimateDiff tutorials and you'll find quite a few. Good luck with your project!
@FoxtonAI thank you. Liked the new video and looking forward to seeing more from you
Thank you very much! This time thanks to zou I could install it good. I am looking forward to start generating crontrolled images
Glad the video helped you. Enjoy!
Hello and thanks for this great and clear tutorial. i'm having a bit of problem doing what you did installing the extension. however, almost all tutorials, followed by a test of how to use openpose. following them step-by-step led me to nothing. my Automatic1111 refuses to read anything from controlnet. no openpose, no canny and no depth. i did exactly as you instructed to install the SD and ControlNet. and followed everyone else's instructions regarding the same matter. Still nothing. can you help direct me to a discord server maybe or a web forum where ppl discuss such issues ? Thanks in advance
Thanks for your comment. Glad you found the video helpful.
Strange issue that you have, if you installed everything correctly. I can't really work out the issue without seeing a lot more step by step details. I presume you have installed the ControlNet models in the correct location and can see them in the ControlNet model dropdowns. I also presume you have ticked the "Enable" ControlNet box.
You may want to search on the Reddit thread for some specific answers to issues:
www.reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion/
I am just on the verge of doing a series of ControlNet video tutorials, so make sure you're subscribed to be notified of these.
Hope you get everything sorted...I know how frustrating these kind of things are!
i have installed controlnet, but its not showing in the ui, also in my installed tab the large button is apply and quit, while all other videos ahows apply and restart. what can be the problem.
Sounds strange. It's worth making sure you have a standard install of Automatic1111 installed (ruclips.net/video/GhOimicytBY/видео.html), and it's up to date (ruclips.net/video/sGbK3M-giqE/видео.html).
Very helpful, thank you!
Thank you. Glad you found it helpful!
To run this ,do we need high end graphic cards in our laptop
Hello. Depends what you mean by "high end". Running SD and ControlNet are more influenced by the amount of VRAM your GPU has. Suggested minimum would be 8GB, although you could get away with 4GB, with some speed and image size sacrifices. If you do have low VRAM, then there are a couple of things you could do to help. First, make sure you tick the "Low VRAM" option on ControlNet. Second, add some low VRAM optimizations into your webui-user.bat file, such as --lowvram or --medvram. Hope that helps.
Hello, I followed your videos, liked them all and subscribed. I'm from Brazil, here's a tutorial, but people here talk a lot and avoid the main thing, I get tired. I don't know English very well, but the translator helps. I loved all the videos and everything went well, now it will be ControlNet and then checkpoints. Can I install them all together? Lora? Checkpoints? Merge checkpoints?
Thank you very much for your comment, likes and subscribing! Glad you enjoyed the videos. You touched upon the exact reasons why I created this channel in the first place. So many videos on how to do things that I find on RUclips, are full of so much fluff and I'd really wish they would just get to the point. I also saw that so many viewers of English speaking videos are not native English speakers and find it difficult to follow along at the speed that many people speak, which is why I speak a little slower (sometime a bit too slow I think). Anyway, to answer your question....yes, you can install them all together. In fact, using them together will produce much better image results. Wishing you the best on your Stable Diffusion journey!
Big thanks🥰
Thank you! Glad you found the video helpful.