Guide Installing Stable Diffusion Webui & Nudifying (Inpainting) Guide
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Make a guide that explains how to install python, git, etc, and you'll notice (i think?) :)
I didn't want to do that. Docker is far easier, and yes, unfortunately, requires either WSL or Hyper-V on Windows. Not sure why.
I'm running all this on Linux, so I don't even have first hand experience with this.
Maybe the Hyper-V File Sharing section under "Docker install" ?
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accidentally I did, but I can repeat myself with links (WINDOWS):
1) you download and install python ( )
2) you go to the click the green button 'CODE' and download a ZIP.
3) Extract the files, run webui-user.bat and that's all (the first run will download all the necessary stuff via pip, it will be automatic)
it seems much simpler
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Awesome tutorial! I've spent way too much time playing with this already.
Quick note for anyone who wants to run the docker container from Linux, you will need to install the NVidia Container Toolkit in order to use the GPU from within the container: .
Quick note for anyone who wants to run the docker container from Linux, you will need to install the NVidia Container Toolkit in order to use the GPU from within the container: .
examples of what
edit: few of mine examples using stable diffusion:
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Example posts from me using this guide:
But if you check the Fakes forum (https://simpcity.su/forums/fakes-ai-deepfakes.44/), you'll see a lot of other 'SD' examples from other ppl.
As with everything Stable Diffusion, you probably need to retry / re-generate a few times to get the best result. If you see artifacts around the edges, expand the mask, or use the padding option.
If it generates clothing, first try increasing the "Denoise Strength" to 0.8 - 0.9, if that doesn't work use "fill" or "latent nothing" for Masked Content.
You need to play around with the settings if you always want good results. Just following the guide for each image won't work all the time.
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Jattys99 i don't understand, you think I wouldn't follow my own guide ? Yes, I used the guide to create those images.
freebootyr this guide was made before 1.3 was released.. and updating the guide with small changes is annoying due to the "waiting for moderation". I'll wait so that multiple changes are required to the guide and then update it. This way it's also less work for the moderators.
But of course, any new version is (normally) better
freebootyr this guide was made before 1.3 was released.. and updating the guide with small changes is annoying due to the "waiting for moderation". I'll wait so that multiple changes are required to the guide and then update it. This way it's also less work for the moderators.
But of course, any new version is (normally) better
Without an example generated image it's very hard to provide hints, but as mentioned before:
- you probably need to retry / re-generate a few times to get the best result
- If you see artifacts around the edges, expand the mask, or use the padding option.
- If it generates clothing, first try increasing the "Denoise Strength" to 0.8 - 0.9, if that doesn't work use "fill" or "latent nothing" for Masked Content.
Sometimes, the image is too complex, i.e. difficult position, hands in front of body (finger problems), etc. I just use a different image, or change the prompt to say "with arms behind body" and mask the full torso.
But again, just try testing stuff out.. it takes a few times / hours to figure it all out.
I'll look in to creating a "difficult images and solutions" section in my guide.
I managed to get a few good attempts but the issue i find is the section that I have masked, there is a clear difference in colour or lighting - It doesnt blend well at times
Hey OP, I followed the directions but it seems my inpaint results get a blur over the areas I mask each time I generate an image, any solutions to fixing it?
Sorry i know i am asking alot
Is it also a way once we have made like a face/body type which we want to reuse for new photos - is this possible?
I personally found you will need to do some photoshop work after, or heck even before. If you add nipples or just very roughy remove the clothes with some brushing on photoshop it should help greatly
Paint all for the place you wanna change paint over the skin
Play with the denoise strength start with 0.3 and go upwards see where the cloths starts to get disappear
You'll never get Satisfying result at first try you may have to repeat many times