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Installation of Photomaker and comparison with controlnet ip adapter
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First tests with PhotoMaker + idea of installation for Automatic1111 users
I said it in a previous video: Nowadays, one of the biggest challenges of AI for content creation is to be able to generate stable characters and not just a serie of non-resembling chimeras.
So when I saw a video about a tool, PhotoMaker, that is able to use the characteristics of a picture to generate other pictures based on the characteristics of the first one, I wanted to test it.
The YouTube video that I list above, wants to compare it with IP adapter (Image Prompt Adapter), a controlnet.
How much is this tool better ?
Let's see that...
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Testing AnimateDiff CLI prompt travel for vid2vid
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The original post is here.
Create AI based animated characters online with AnimateDiff
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This post is a part of the serie of posts related to AnimateDiff, this tool that can animate pictures created by AI diffusion models.
The next post of the serie was supposed to be about DiffEx, but i have decided to postpone this article, since i know that the author of the software will release a new version of the software very soon.
But you don't need to run AnimateDiff locally, if you don't have a powerful graphic card...
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How to install Xformers for Automatic1111 (stable diffusion) ?
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A quick one:
You may have seen this message if you have tried to start Automatic1111:
"No module 'xformers'. Proceeding without it."
Since some modules seem to need xformers (dreambooth for example, I think),
What is the correct way to install or use xformers in Automatic1111 ?
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Create a character for a visual novel game thanks to AnimateDiff with Automatic1111 and AI models
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AnimateDiff is a solution to animate pictures that is available for different interfaces.
It is a tool that allows to animate a picture that has been created in an AI environment and it can be used in different ways.
Before I wrote this tutorial, I wanted to compare AnimateDiff for Automatic1111 with DiffEx, a standalone interface to use AnimateDiff that is also able to do picture generation.
I wanted to say that DiffEx is much more convenient to use, but by trying to reproduce in one software what I was doing with the other, I noticed that their fonctions don't match exactly.
Also my own comprehension of Automatic1111, DiffEx and AnimateDiff is limited, I said it modestly.
AnimateDiff seem to be something to experiment with, instead something you have to be too theoretical about.
Make your computer read you the latest news, with your own resources, with Coqui_tts
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Now that you have read my latest articles about Coqui_tts (here, here and here), you may maybe need some ideas about what to do with Coqui_tts.
Personally, when I code, my eyes are busy, but my ears are still available to do something else.
So thanks to Coqui_tts I can now use my computer to make it read what I can't read.
Read more: Make your computer read you the latest news, with your own resources, with Coqui_tts
Create yourself at home, AI generated spoken sentences by just writting some text and a reference WAV file
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Thanks to Coqui_tts
And yeah... you may need a high-end graphic card, probably a Nvidia one, if you want to use Cuda.
(We suppose here that you already have a basic system, with the basic usual tools you need to have, to play with AI models to create pictures, to talk, to code, to chat and so on. )
If yes click, click on "read more" and then click here to scroll down
If not and if you are interested to know more, please install first:
Make your code read text and produce Audio files with Coqui_tts - a tutorial for OobaBooga users
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Coqui_tts is a Text-To-Speech (tts) project.
Today I don't want to make it work with the "OoobaBooga text generation web UI" but use coqui_tts for some different coding projects.
Thanks to it, I would like to make it read the content of some text file or just to say something, so I can hear it.
Why a tutorial for OobaBooga users ?
Because I have already installed everything that I need and that works well for the OobaBooga webUI in a previous tutorial (just below).
Add voices to your characters with the Coqui_tts extension for OobaBooga [edited: January 25th 24]
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Coqui_tts is a text to speech software that exists in different "flavors", including as an extension for the OobaBooga text generation WebUI.
Some advices to use SDXL-Turbo with Automatic1111
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Grey cat generated with the prompt "cute grey cat <lora:more_details:1>",
with "DPM++ SDE Karras", and "1" sampling step !
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