How to use ControlNet. ControlNet for Stable Diffusion Tutorial.

ControlNet 1.1 for Stable diffusion is out. Let's look it over and I'll show you how it works from installation to image.

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CHAPTERS
0:00 New ControlNet 1.1
0:30 Installation
3:19 How to use ControlNet
4:09 Find your input with PoseMyArt
7:00 How to use ControlNet continued
12:04 What's new in 1.1?

[elaxel]

I get easily frustrated with this complicated steps... but I want to THANK YOU for the clear way you give the explanations, and how calm you talk!

[Stand_By_For_Mind_Control]

Man you have been THE most helpful person towards getting me started here. Thanks a lot for the very easy to understand tutorials. This is all a lot harder than I thought it was going to be.

[coda]

Great content as always. Very useful information. By the way, two antennas met on a roof, fell in love and got married. The ceremony wasn't much, but the reception was excellent.

[moibe]

Wow, I'm just starting with Stable Diffusion and this is just mind blowing, we had all this tools without knowing it, for me it's like discovering fire, and all that knowledge is thanks to your tutorial!

[miketeok]

I don’t usually subscribe a channel, but I saw your prompt style is free, I subscribed instantly, this is the only way I can show my respect as a cheapskate

[kernsanders]

Thanks surprised no one is talking about ControlNet1.1. The additional Line art controlnet is a massive game change for ALL line artists everywhere. This news should be everywhere but barely hear anyone talking about it. Never in history did we have a A.I. able to take a line art image and perfectly fill it in to any style what so ever, until now, yet hear no one talking about it.

Also ControlNet has just released a TEST version of their lighting control, so you can take any image and control the complete lighting composition for that piece. You can specify where the light source is located as well what in the picture is being illuminated. The tool is freakn insane. I'm honestly surprised barely anyone is mentioning it.

[fixelheimer]

Hi, when I saw the video title, I hoped you would cover the new preprocessors and what works best and especially with what model to achieve XYZ.

[lyonstyle]

beginner friendly as always, good job on this video Sebastian!

[kingkhalagar]

Good video, but I'm surprised you didn't cover the new stuff in ControlNet like Open Pose Hands + Face. Those seem like by far the biggest points of interest now, as you can easily get near perfect hands and faces pointed exactly how you want.

Would love a video focusing on it, since I've been tinkering with it and it works, but I don't know if I am actually using everything as well as I could be haha

[tothetopvisuals]

ControlNet 1.0 was already working great for me. But I had to adjust some settings to avoid some issues. 1.1 eliminated those issues and everything work so much better.

[stanislavsidorovich]

you are the best! i spent lots of time trying to fix controlnet and your video saved my time

[digitalboomer]

Brilliant video, the styles are great, your sponsor is a keeper (those pose models will come in handy for storyboards for sure!). Thanks!

[StyxGamingProject]

I believe what Sebastian forgot to mention is that OpenPose is for SD v1.5, if you will try to use it with v2.0 or 2.1 models, it will not operate, so make sure to use models trained for 1.5! <3

[timmi]

Thanks for the updates, always looking forward to when you do them.

[Ocodo]

Great video. The new ControlNet looks very promising.

[hitkill]

Mine wasn't 1:1 result of the OpenPose. Maybe because I didn't have any models for the ControlNet. But I absolutely love this tutorial. It opened up new doors for me to explore. Thanks a lot.

[Steamrick]

I was really happy to find that an Openpose option had been added to PoseMyArt. I hope that they keep at it and expand on the feature to match new controlnet options.

[MrArrmageddon]

Thanks really nice and helpful video. I did not realize control net got so much better.

[bmbfnwu]

Big plus, ok best wishes from your neighbour country

[playmaka]

Come for the dad jokes, stay for good AI content.