Hello everyone. I am Dr. Furkan Gözükara. PhD Computer Engineer. SECourses is a dedicated YouTube channel for the following topics : Tech, AI, News, Science, Robotics, Singularity, ComfyUI, SwarmUI, ML, Artificial Intelligence, Humanoid Robots, Wan 2.2, FLUX, Krea, Qwen Image, VLMs, Stable Diffusion
It's not the best graphically, but you can cycle through prompts and styles and see exactly what the prompts do, then you can use fooocus or auto1111 or comfyui with high step scheduler and get exactly what you want
So, I don't think CUDA is working with Automatic1111, but it does work with ComfyUI which I took the liberty of installing on my own and followed a img2img tutorial to try it out. However, I am not sure how to get ControlNet working with ComfyUI, but I can see you can do it.
I haven't gotten that far in the class. EDIT: I spent the day experimenting and found a Reddit post that had a dupilicate on CivitAI which I was able to follow. I haven't completed it, but I do have Vid2Vid and Txt2Vid installed and proper workflows downloaded. I will work some more on it tomorrow. For now, I'm calling it a night.
Very much a novice -- I was watching your comprehensive tutorial on setting up ComfyUI on RunPod. There is now a template for: RunPod SD Comfy UI. To follow your tutorials, do I need to do anything other than save the checkpoints to the proper folder in the workspace?
it produced a bujnch of pics which were related but not worthy to be made into gif , if thats the output.. have to explore. The prompr length also seems to matter..
best hyper parametrs , its about these you posted on patreon 24GB_TextEncoder kohya ? , and how many images did you select for training, and repeats while using class images
if im gonna use 3 4 gpus , i also need consider about for choosing right number of repeats , as u said , if i have two gpus need to devide it on number of gpus
Very inspiring, have you considered checkpoint training with EveryDream2 instead of LoRa...and watch these same parameters? Just wondering whether this could lead to even better results. Although I agree with you, the quick turnaround of LoRa training is great from a feedback cycle point of view.
I find the big model training unnecessary. I'd only do it if I really wanted to make a new model, but that would require millions of photos, and I only do DreamBooth very rarely (for example for a pose that no model can do by default, like a full undereye). For everything else, I have Lora, which is fast, perfect for me, and the quality is absolutely comparable to a DB model, plus I can put it on top of any model, mix it with other Lora.