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The frst two pictures could be a scene from a Batman movie showing Killer Croc in his human form turning into a monster.
Those first 2 are almost kinda cute. The 2nd has a sort of 80s scifi prop for cricket people ascetic.I see your Starbucks Spiders and give Burger King Buggers
I hate being aware of the fact that somebody, somewhere, would crank it to theseI see your Frozen dogs and raise you some Scary Starbucks Spiders, which I am now making purposely because fuck it.
edit: Adding a few more, I do like the AI randomly deciding to make them black women in one of the images.
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edit 2: I tried to replace Starbucks with Gaza, Palestine and Lybia in the prompt and they are all blocked. This is bullshit, Microsoft is censoring the plight of Palestinian spider monsters everywhere.
edit 3: Don't stick your dick in spider crazy.
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No wonder Patrick hates AI so much.By the way, if you've noticed that Bing Image Creator now says it's part of Microsoft Designer, they've got an AI-assisted image editor. It's got a background remover, various filters and templates, icons and stock graphics, plus you can upload images (and fonts if you don't like its selection). As you muck around with something, it will start spitting out variations that you can click on and refine.
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You're probably looking for inpainting. Under the img2img tab (if you're using AUTOMATIC1111) there's an "Inpaint" subtab just above where the reference image goes. You can navigate to that tab, place your reference image there, then mask over the parts of the image that you want to change. Note that at this point your prompt is what you want to appear in that masked region, and a high denoising strength like 0.8 is strongly recommended. Of course, you can use LoRAs in img2img, but you're going to have less control over what areas you want altered.That's the thing: I don't want to just completely redo one image into another. You know how there are LoRA's that add extra detail to what you're generating?
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I want something like that but having it work on a pre-existing, non-txt2img image. I want it to keep all of the original edges, shapes and colors and only add extra detail to it.
I'm also chickening out on using SDXL cause I worry about my computer giving out halfway.I've not worked on SD since XL came out. Is there a way to make it run on more potato-y machines? I'm having out of memory errors at the last iteration every time. Or am I just doing something wrong?
What UI are you running? With A1111 try starting it with --medvram or if that doesn't work, --lowvram. If you have less than 8 GB of VRAM I wouldn't bother with SDXL though. It will take too long to generate images to be worthwhile even if you get it (barely) working.I've not worked on SD since XL came out. Is there a way to make it run on more potato-y machines? I'm having out of memory errors at the last iteration every time. Or am I just doing something wrong?
I was assuming it was something weird since I didn't get an error until the last step in the generation (regardless of iteration number). Either that or some kind of settings issue. I'm hanging around at 10GB of VRAM so I'll give those settings a shot.What UI are you running? With A1111 try starting it with --medvram or if that doesn't work, --lowvram. If you have less than 8 GB of VRAM I wouldn't bother with SDXL though. It will take too long to generate images to be worthwhile even if you get it (barely) working.
10GB is pretty not-potato. I switched to ComfyUI on my 8GB cards and have been happy with it. The learning curve is steep though.I was assuming it was something weird since I didn't get an error until the last step in the generation (regardless of iteration number). Either that or some kind of settings issue. I'm hanging around at 10GB of VRAM so I'll give those settings a shot.
is 8GB alright for SDXL? I'm pretty comfortable with the wide variety of LoRAs and models for 1.5 right now.10GB is pretty not-potato. I switched to ComfyUI on my 8GB cards and have been happy with it. The learning curve is steep though.
It's working fine for me. It tends to have to load and unload things as it processes so if you have slow drives it can get a little slow, but even with an upscale I've not had any issues. This is on Linux, the one concession I do make is not to do anything intensive on the system like running Chrome that chews up a bunch of VRAM while it processes. Since they're web UIs I tend to control from a system not doing any of the processing.is 8GB alright for SDXL? I'm pretty comfortable with the wide variety of LoRAs and models for 1.5 right now.
I hear it's a lot faster. I think I tried to install is a few months ago and my internet shit itself so I never got it going. Attempt two starting. And Yeah, it's good enough of a card, but not exactly state of the art. I'm going to be hitting a wall with AI stuff sooner rather than later.10GB is pretty not-potato. I switched to ComfyUI on my 8GB cards and have been happy with it. The learning curve is steep though.