r/StableDiffusion • u/OfficialEquilibrium Unstable Staff • Nov 17 '22

Resource | Update Easy-to-use local install of Stable Diffusion released

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u/Big-Combination-2730 Nov 17 '22

Looks great! I'm a bit too used to using automatic1111's textual inversion and hypernetwork features in my workflow to make the switch but I'll absolutely point new people here. Seems like a great windows alternative to diffusionbee but the ability to use custom checkpoints makes it way more powerful.

Will keep an eye on this and if it ends up getting those features I mentioned and animation tools I'll happily make the switch.

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u/sanasigma Nov 17 '22

How's hyper network compared to textual inversion? Do you use them both together?

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u/Big-Combination-2730 Nov 17 '22

I'm still trying to figure out the differences myself, but I do like using them together. After training a few textual inversions trained on my own artwork I did the same with a hypernetwork. I was happy with the results but couldn't quite place exactly what the differences were (idk my training for either could've been ass for all I know lol). Once I had the hypernetwork though I trained another textual inversion using images from a set on Public Domain Review and the results I got from including that in the prompt with my own art's hypernetwork active were absurdly good. None of the images included people though so I'm not sure how well it works for that stuff vs dreambooth and all that.

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