『Reference Only』で“同じ顔”や”同じキャラクター”をキープできる。凄すぎるControlNetの新機能
TLDRThe video introduces the 'Reference Only' feature of controlnet, a technology that allows users to adjust elements in an image while maintaining the same character or face. By using this feature, one can create variations in mood and background, generate cartoons and animations, and even frame-by-frame GIFs. The video demonstrates how to use 'Reference Only' in conjunction with different models and prompts, showcasing its versatility in creating detailed and accurate depictions, as well as its potential for use in animations and live-action image adjustments.
Takeaways
- 🎨 Introducing 'Reference Only' feature in controlnet for image manipulation.
- 🖼️ Easily adjust elements while keeping the same character or person in the image.
- 📌 Follow the tutorial: Drop a reference image, check 'Enable' and 'Pixel Perfect', and select 'Reference Only'.
- 🔄 Update controlnet if 'Reference Only' is not visible in the Preprocessor section.
- 🐕 Generate images with variations in mood and background while maintaining character similarity.
- 🔄 Change 'Modes' from 'Control Mode' to prioritize the prompt for more accurate results.
- 🎭 Versatile use of controlnet for creating cartoons, animations, and GIF movies.
- 🔍 Explore 'XYZ Plot' feature for generating varied images across different models.
- 👩 Test compatibility with illustrative images and adjust settings for optimal results.
- 💁♀️ Modify character attributes like hair color and gestures while retaining the original face.
- 👗 Experiment with changing clothing and poses while keeping the character's face consistent.
- 🔗 Utilize 'Multi ControlNet' for applying multiple controlnets to refine image generation further.
Q & A
What is the new feature introduced in the controlnet called?
-The new feature introduced in the controlnet is called 'Reference Only'.
How does the 'Reference Only' feature work?
-The 'Reference Only' feature allows users to adjust different elements in an image while keeping the same person or character. It is used by enabling the feature, selecting 'Reference Only' from the Preprocessor, and generating the image with the desired adjustments.
What are some applications of the 'Reference Only' feature?
-The 'Reference Only' feature can be used to create cartoons and animations, generate frame-by-frame GIF movies, and make detailed depictions for illustration systems. It also facilitates the creation of photo collections of specific models and the adjustment of behaviors in images.
How can you ensure the generated images maintain the desired character's face?
-To ensure the generated images maintain the desired character's face, you need to check the 'Enable' and 'Pixel Perfect' checkboxes, select 'Reference Only' from the Preprocessor, and use an appropriate prompt that emphasizes the importance of the character's face.
What happens when you increase the batch count?
-Increasing the batch count allows for the generation of more images, which can help in achieving variations in the mood of the background and can improve the accuracy of the character's face representation across different images.
How can you adjust the mood of the background in the generated images?
-The mood of the background can be adjusted by changing the prompts in the 'Control Mode'. This allows for variations in the background atmosphere while keeping the character's face consistent.
What is the 'XYZ Plot' feature in the Scripts section?
-The 'XYZ Plot' feature is a useful tool within the controlnet that can be applied to different models to generate images with variations while maintaining the similarity of the dogs or characters used in the prompts.
How can you change the character's hair color while keeping the face the same?
-To change the character's hair color, you can update the prompt to include the desired hair color, such as 'blonde hair', and ensure that the 'Enable' and 'Pixel Perfect' checkboxes are checked. The generated images should then reflect the updated hair color while keeping the face similar.
What is the 'Multi ControlNet' feature?
-The 'Multi ControlNet' feature allows for the application of multiple controlnets to a single image. It helps in finding suitable images for specific tasks, such as holding an apple, by combining different controlnet functions.
How can you make adjustments to the generated images for better accuracy?
-For better accuracy, you can increase the number of batches, make the prompt more specific, adjust the 'Control Weight', and modify the 'Mode' settings for the controlnet features. These adjustments help in fine-tuning the generated images to closely match the desired output.
What is the significance of the 'Reference Only' feature in creating ideal images?
-The 'Reference Only' feature significantly lowers the barrier for generating ideal images by allowing users to make detailed adjustments to the character's appearance, behavior, and background without losing the essence of the original character. It makes the process more flexible and accessible.
Outlines
🎨 Introducing Controlnet's 'Reference Only' Feature
This paragraph introduces the 'Reference Only' feature of controlnet, highlighting its ability to adjust various elements while maintaining the same character or person. It provides a step-by-step guide on how to use this feature, starting with a dog image and explaining the process of enabling controlnet, selecting 'Reference Only' from Preprocessor, and generating the image. The summary emphasizes the versatility of controlnet, its potential for creating cartoons and animations, and the impact of adjusting different Modes on the generated images. It also discusses the possibility of combining 'Reference Only' with other controlnet functions to produce more detailed depictions and the potential for creating GIF movies by increasing the batch count.
🖌️ Exploring 'Reference Only' with Different Models and Adjustments
The second paragraph delves into the application of the 'Reference Only' feature with different models, starting with the XYZ Plot section. It discusses the generation of images using various prompts and models while maintaining the similarity of the dogs in the images. The paragraph then shifts focus to illustrative images, demonstrating the compatibility of 'Reference Only' with illustration systems and its facilitation of cartoon and animation creation. It explores the ability to change character attributes, such as hair color, while keeping the character's face intact. The summary also touches on the challenges of incorporating new elements like an apple and the effectiveness of specific prompts in achieving the desired result. Finally, it mentions the potential of Multi ControlNet for enhancing image generation by combining multiple controlnets.
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Keywords
💡controlnet
💡Reference Only
💡Pixel Perfect
💡Control Mode
💡XYZ Plot
💡Multi ControlNet
💡Openpose
💡Control Weight
💡GIF movies
💡Illustration systems
💡Inpaint
Highlights
Introduction of the 'Reference Only' feature in controlnet, a significant technological advancement.
The ability to adjust different elements while keeping the same person or character in an image.
A step-by-step guide on how to use the 'Reference Only' feature with an example image of a dog.
The necessity of updating controlnet to access the 'Reference Only' feature.
Demonstration of generating images with variations in mood and background while maintaining the dog's likeness.
Changing the 'Control Mode' to prioritize the user's prompt, resulting in a more accurate representation of the desired image.
The versatility of controlnet in creating cartoons, animations, and frame-by-frame GIF movies.
Exploration of the 'XYZ Plot' feature and its utility in generating varied images across different models.
The compatibility of the 'Reference Only' feature with illustrative systems, facilitating detailed depictions.
The capability to change character attributes like hair color while retaining the character's likeness.
The challenge of incorporating specific props like an apple into the image and the solution of making the prompt more specific.
The effectiveness of 'Reference Only' in altering the behavior of the character, such as adding a sitting gesture.
The high-quality and flexibility of images generated, particularly beneficial for animation.
The application of 'Reference Only' to live-action images, maintaining facial similarity while changing poses or clothing.
The use of inpainting for adjustments, offering more flexibility than traditional methods.
The introduction of 'Multi ControlNet', a feature allowing the application of multiple controlnets for refined image generation.
The process of using 'Multi ControlNet' to find suitable images and adjust the pose, such as holding an apple.
The impact of adjusting 'Control Weight' and 'Mode' for refining the generated image's atmosphere and likeness.
The potential for improving image quality with increased resolution and other adjustments.
The encouragement to explore the 'Reference Only' feature and its combination with other functions for generating ideal images.