stablediffusion-infinity
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It also requires prompt engineering. (here I use "Ivan Grohar, impressionist, painting style")
For high resolution image, you may need to resize the image or increase the size of selection_box
for outpainting
It also requires prompt engineering. (here I use "Ivan Grohar, impressionist, painting style") For high resolution image, you may need to resize the image or increase the size of
selection_box
for outpainting
Oh so the program itself can't pick up the style that good without specifying it?
It also requires prompt engineering. (here I use "Ivan Grohar, impressionist, painting style") For high resolution image, you may need to resize the image or increase the size of
selection_box
for outpaintingOh so the program itself can't pick up the style that good without specifying it?
I think the current version of diffusers's stablediffusion pipeline is unable to do that. (Currently there is no explicit constraint to make the filled region looks like other parts.) My program only provides a handy UI and the initial guess for empty region based on texture synthesis.
It also requires prompt engineering. (here I use "Ivan Grohar, impressionist, painting style") For high resolution image, you may need to resize the image or increase the size of
selection_box
for outpaintingOh so the program itself can't pick up the style that good without specifying it?
I think the current version of diffusers's stablediffusion pipeline is unable to do that. (Currently there is no explicit constraint to make the filled region looks like other parts.) My program only provides a handy UI and the initial guess for empty region based on texture synthesis.
Understandable. I just saw your demo and thought it worked that way.
@lkwq007 I am thinking through how some of the current outpainting techniques work. Could this use img2img and treat this as inpainting, using the previous results as a mask for the next image? (If that's already how this works, forgive me).
I've seen pretty good results using the newwer outpainting custom script in AUTOMATIC1111's repo, but the UI for it is pretty inflexible. Link to the script: https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui/blob/84e97a98c5233119d0f444e0a3a0f6391da23677/scripts/outpainting_mk_2.py
Can any of this be used to make these results better?