Stable Diffusion ControlNet tutorial by Sebastian Kamph

[@arsletirott]

fantastic. thanks for the guide. I just wonder why you choose "default negative" aside from "digital painting", i am new to this and ive never used "default negative", what does it do? EDIT: it worked well with the word "cowboy" but when i type "green monster boy" the result becomes a mess and not at all like the cowboy ballerina

[@ThinkDiffusion]

Hi there! Default negative is a preset of negative prompts that works well for most of the images in sd 1.5. That is why Sebastian chose it :)

[@gandonius_me]

Hello, I would like to ask this question. Why do I set openpose_full and control_v11p_sd15_scribble [d4ba51ff] then I get the skeleton of the image (source) then I click generate, but the image is created according to the prompt without a skeleton, it’s just created according to the prompt

[@Cu-gp4fy]

seems to have more control than mid journey nice!

[@ThinkDiffusion]

Yes, with Stable Diffusion you have way more control than any other AI image generators:)

[@Vanced2Dua]

Mantap... Lanjutkan tutorial A1111 saya sangat menyukai

[@ThinkDiffusion]

Thank you for the positive feedback, more tutorials coming every week!

[@darbycarpenter3032]

I have the Canny button but there is no model. I went to the model folder and nothing is there. All that I have is the openpose. Could you post a link to the Canny model?

[@ThinkDiffusion]

Hi there! Of course, here you go: huggingface.co/lllyasviel/sd-controlnet-canny Happy generating!

[@4thObserver]

I usually do manual inpainting for fingers instead, Much more accurate that way and gives us humans something left to do. (Lol.) ControlNet I'll use for when I want a real photo as the pose reference or a specific architecture as background because you can layer these together.

[@ThinkDiffusion]

Good point, yes it can be more accurate and if you enjoy the process of doing it that's all that matters!