Create consistent characters with Stable diffusion!!

Thanks for making these videos! I started playing with stable diffusion a couple of days ago and binged all your videos. SD is honestly too fun, I sat up to like 4 am yesterday inpainting instead of in-bedding😅 I'm really impressed that your videos are so concise without being hard to understand. Not to mention funny! Everything looked really daunting at first but I just want to learn more, and you make that a lot easier, and a lot more entertaining. So thanks!

Thank you kindly for this in-depth, yet concise breakdown. Done a bit of lora training myself, but was really free-wheeling it, and this has given me a lot of ideas to improve my results. Vastly underrated channel, liked and subbed my G

Hey, new viewer here. You might get a lot of this but I also want to share my piece. Thank you for all these insightful content in your channel. I've been dabbling with Stable Diffusion and AI Image Generation and you are one of the few people who gives out in-depth, no bs, and actually helpful videos here on YouTube. I really appreciate you maan! I'm currently learning ControlNet and you make it a lot easier with your tutorials.

I just digged into stable diffusion and your infos are an absolute life saver!!

I love that this video doesn't gloss over the fact that a lot of touch up is necessary.

Wtf. Literally was looking for this exact thing to get a consistent character yesterday. You're a legend.

Super cool video and explanation. I have made a character of some sort just yesterday, so training my own lora would be really helpfull, I guess. I'll try it next week and see how it works out.

I trained a checkpoint on a 3D model when Dreambooth first came out last year and it turned out fairly well in that I could change backgrounds and poses. I tried again the other day on a Lora and it was terrible. I was left scratching my head until I saw your video and you explained that all of the auto captioning (which did not exist back then) was likely throwing it off. Thanks so much for the tip, can't wait to try it again! Exciting stuff!

Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge!

HERE I AM! Ready for another GREAT video! =D

Thank You so much. I do anime edits and copyright is a hige issue right now and switching over to ai has been easier but people love the stable diffusion more then just pictures 😅 ive been looking for a way to get more consistent characters too ❤ you get a sub my brother!

Very good in-depth video on Lora Training!

The LORA training video is out finally: https://youtu.be/xXNr9mrdV7s

Super interesting. Thanks for your hard work, I'm exhausted just watching 😂

Great tutorial, and I had just finished wrestling with the Charater turner Embedding, Lora, and open openpose to finally get repeatable character sheets. So this video came just in time. Also, when upscaling with ControlNet I've found that you actually dont need to load the image you want to upscale into controlnet itself, all you need is to select Tile, and Controlnet is more important.

This video tutorial and magic numbers are legends.

Thank you so much for your resources. you are a legend bro!, have also joined your discord channel.

Great accumulation of info, workflow and the topic of consistency is so important.++ Consider breaking your next videos into 10 minute segments ( which means more videos for you!) so they're more digestible for us. Separate them into bite-sized skills all under one related thread or collection of videos. Yours is the only tutorial I've had to slow the playback down for to fully hear what you're saying because your visuals are also moving very quickly. You can fill up the extra time by both being sure you're explaining the next step and not just showing what to do but WHY you're doing it; plus you can give some alternative examples regarding what you're demonstrating. Great work but it feels like I'm "rewinding" more than I'm playing!

Great video! Fun ideas and it was great to follow along!

Good stuff bro! Keep it up!