Bats! Everyone is a bat! You, me, your waifu, everyone!
Made it this far?
I like things that are spooky or cute. Now with kofi.
Bats! Everyone is a bat! You, me, your waifu, everyone!
Made it this far?
Some people have been asking about it, so I set up a Ko-fi for anyone who wants to get me a coffee. I swear I won't spend it on anything else. It's over here.
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Hey, I don't have one and don't really have plans to make one either. That said, I'm completely fine with someone else making one.
Hello, I’ve been meaning to ask for a while now if there is any official/unofficial aWiBD discord server you know about? And if not, are you planning to make one or would mind if someone started one? I’m sure I’m not the only one that is dying to share some things and thoughts about your wonderful story, and a discord server would be a decent place to do it.
Hello fellow oldie but not as oldie as me!
If it gives you any idea what I'm doing, here's a screenshot...
i.postimg.cc/0QWzbJT8/Screenshot-2024-04-05-012852.png
Edit: Look at this one I generated!
i.postimg.cc/qMyNtrNC/Comfy-UI-01692.png
--Sweetie Belle
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A Lora's actually a special type of AI model that you train, and then it sort of works as an add-on to your existing model. Usually, they'd be used for making it follow a style or generate pictures of a particular character.
Of course, one of the nice things on ipadapter is that it can do similar things without all the training and images a lora needs. With a lora, it could be any character, though, whereas this was pretty much following the images I put in.
One nice thing about ComfyUI is that while it's more difficult then other ai software, it's more flexable. You're basically wiring nodes together to make a workflow, and the benefit of that is that the nodes can be made by anyone. And once the workflow is made, you can keep using it.
One other thing I should really experiment more with is the Krita plugin. There's a plugin for Krita that tells it to connect to ComfyUI, and then within Krita, you can have it do things like generating AI pictures based on a combination of a text prompt and whatever you are drawing at the moment, and you can have it transfer the current ai picture to a layer. All sorts of possibilities there...
--Sweetie Belle