Dual Characters One Scene: A Fun Stable Diffusion & Auto 1111 Tutorial with Inpainting & ControlNet

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Ever wanted to bring two wildly different characters together in one artistic scene without the hassle of endless regeneration? This tutorial is your solution! Dive into a fun and easy process using inpainting and ControlNet within Stable Diffusion and Automatic 1111 to create a single image featuring two distinct characters.
Join me as we explore the creative possibilities of merging diverse elements into a cohesive artwork. Whether you're an experienced artist or new to AI-generated art, this video will guide you through each step, ensuring you can easily replicate the process for your own projects.
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@4thObserver 8 месяцев назад

Boy, Am I glad to see a tutorial NOT about Comfyui. Thank you for this, Keep it up!

@AIchemywithXerophayze-jt1gg 8 месяцев назад

Yeah though I would like to learn comfy UI, I'm a big fan of automatic 1111.

@darrenelkins5923 6 месяцев назад

Great tutorial. Can’t wait to see your take on Comfyui! ;)

@AIchemywithXerophayze-jt1gg 6 месяцев назад

Glad you like the tutorial. As for comfy UI, can't quite bring myself to use it yet. I might take some time to go through some tutorials I've looked at it a couple times before, just haven't dedicated myself to it yet.

@tonestarrstudio 5 месяцев назад

good job thank you

@AIchemywithXerophayze-jt1gg 5 месяцев назад

Thanks for watching

@jessekindwall6629 7 месяцев назад

At the 21:17 time stamp there's a cut, and you go from where you were setting up an inpaint operation to suddenly viewing the results of a full img2img (non-inpaint) generation. This confused me at first because it was set up as an inpaint only changing a few spots, but then suddenly you're commenting on how it changed the face a bit (which was not masked).

@AIchemywithXerophayze-jt1gg 7 месяцев назад

Hey thanks for pointing that out. It's very likely that during recording the video I paused it and then forgot to unpause it through a section.

@AIchemywithXerophayze-jt1gg 7 месяцев назад

Yeah I went and took a look. It looks like there is a small section where I'm initially showing how to use inpainting to fix up specific sections of the background that have seams, and then I switch over to I think in painting everything but the masked area.

@jessekindwall6629 7 месяцев назад

@@AIchemywithXerophayze-jt1gg I think you were doing a full img2img after the cut. I noticed there was no mask, and I think you were not on the inpaint sub-tab of the img3img tab.