parkdalegardener
Adventurous
512x512 is pretty standard. It's basically the default. No thought there. 704x384 is just a number in my head. It's full of numbers after 25 years or so 3d stuff. Muscle memory or some such thing.
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I Just Wanted to Post an Image Thread
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parkdalegardener
Adventurous
Being from the Great White North I appreciate the geese that keep appearing in your images. Enjoyed the footie one too.today I was facading around in Carrara ... with cubes and planes and the ivy generator
Saphirewild
Brilliant
Made this image for my freebie contest over at Daz 3D forums if you would like to check it out hop over to the Freebie section of the Daz 3D forums!!
I made this room in Poser, rendered with Superfly - but the seamless textures were created on-the-fly with Stable Diffusion. I can tile them all I want, and they are still seamless, even from one wall to another. In this case, I asked SD to create me a Mayan mural texture, and this is what came out. It's great for textures! ^_____^
parkdalegardener
Adventurous
You can run Stable Diffusion directly in Blender for just this purpose. Not on the everyday machine however because of the GPU load. I see no real reason a Poser Python implementation would be much different. If the addon framework still existed in Poser, it would be quite simple I would think; but it was removed some time back.
I still see folks wondering why Poser is looking for IPI or Kinect drivers when they re-install after a time. It's because the addon framework is looking for drivers to do motion capture. Poser used to be happy to build BVH files from a Kinect or Playstation camera.
One could use the Poser Python implementation to create a GUI inside Poser to access Stable Diffusion if it is running locally like it is on this machine. It is then a matter of locating a suitable texture in the results and applying it to a surface. I don't think a lot of folk would find value if they have to configure a Colab
I still see folks wondering why Poser is looking for IPI or Kinect drivers when they re-install after a time. It's because the addon framework is looking for drivers to do motion capture. Poser used to be happy to build BVH files from a Kinect or Playstation camera.
One could use the Poser Python implementation to create a GUI inside Poser to access Stable Diffusion if it is running locally like it is on this machine. It is then a matter of locating a suitable texture in the results and applying it to a surface. I don't think a lot of folk would find value if they have to configure a Colab
I rather run Stable Diffusion separately, because it generally takes many tries to get a usable result, and it can do much more than just backgrounds and textures. In addition, Poser would be hogging system resources SD could be using, so I don't even want it running when I use SD. Like you said, only selected GPUs are usable with SD at the moment, so if it's a Poser plugin, people would assume everybody could use it. Depending on what I create with SD, the images go to different programs, so I like it running on its own. 
parkdalegardener
Adventurous
Nice one. Overpainting using the SD image for inspiration is a great use for this tech.
I've become much better at tuning the parameters to get a functional image in almost every circumstance. Faces are coming out well 85% or so of the time. Eyes are still an issue for me. Luckily, the eyes don't matter here.
I've become much better at tuning the parameters to get a functional image in almost every circumstance. Faces are coming out well 85% or so of the time. Eyes are still an issue for me. Luckily, the eyes don't matter here.
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"Merida of DunBroch". One of my favorite tomboy Disney princesses. I love Celtic tales, and this one hits the spot, with all the awkwardness of clans and arranged marriages. Not to mention her hair was its own character in the movie. Created with Stable Diffusion, and quite some work to get a decent face and hand in Paintshop.
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parkdalegardener
Adventurous
I don't know this character, but you are right. She is cute in a tom boy kind of way so I had a go.
I keep putting this aside and you keep giving me a reason to give it another go.
I keep putting this aside and you keep giving me a reason to give it another go.
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The name of the Disney movie is "Brave", and I think you might like it, if you enjoy Celtic tales. It's about family, traditions, and Norsemen folklore. I see it as one of these ageless stories that people would still love if they watched it 100 years from now. ^____^
Hornet3d
Wise
I love the description and totally agree.