Opendream: A layer-based UI for Stable Diffusion
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#2When a user does img-2-img on a layer does it use the context from other visible layers in the generation?
Re: Opendream: A layer-based UI for Stable Diffusion
#3Very cool. Would be interesting to train a model on images with alpha channels so outputs would be automatically masked and more easily composable. But maybe masking is so good these days that would be futile? When a user does img-2-img on a layer does it use the context from other visible layers in the generation?
Re: Opendream: A layer-based UI for Stable Diffusion
#4Very cool. Would be interesting to train a model on images with alpha channels so outputs would be automatically masked and more easily composable. But maybe masking is so good these days that would be futile? When a user does img-2-img on a layer does it use the context from other visible layers in the generation?
Re: Opendream: A layer-based UI for Stable Diffusion
#5Very cool. Would be interesting to train a model on images with alpha channels so outputs would be automatically masked and more easily composable. But maybe masking is so good these days that would be futile? When a user does img-2-img on a layer does it use the context from other visible layers in the generation?
Would be even more interesting to get an ANN middle system of ontology of the (finally) represented content in order to change the single items.
An internal representation of qualified structured items in space as part of the chain. Prompt > accessible internal representation > render.
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#10Slap a virtualenv setup into that install script please. A system wide pip install is a bad pattern.