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[Acly]

Welcome!

This is a place for questions, ideas and discussions around using Stable Diffusion in Krita.

Feel free to share:

• 🛠️ Workflows, how do you incorporate image generation into your work? This can help others and inspire changes in the plugin!
• 💡 Ideas you want to discuss which aren't conrete feature proposals yet
• ❓ Questions on how to achieve certain things with the plugin
• 📰 News about technology that might be relevant to the project
• 🖼️ Images and anything cool you created
• 📝 Tutorials which can then become part of the documentation

[Danamir]

This is great, thanks.

[Muskelmagier]

this could be interesting

https://www.reddit.com/gallery/1akyabn

https://github.com/ZHO-ZHO-ZHO/ComfyUI-BRIA_AI-RMBG

[freecoderwaifu]

Was meaning to post about RMBG so I'm glad you did. Built in support for background removal with RMBG would be great, while Krita has background removal with Gmic's Extract Foreground, it's not really as good.

[Acly]

There is #12, still think krita-ai-tools would be a better place to implement it, still has to actually be done though...

[ArshCypherZ]

i use enhanceai's image generations, it got a lot of useful features

[pjvaz30]

I would like to see "Layers Prompting" . For instance, setting one layer with the style, artist, camera ect. Then as objects are added to the image in subsequent layers they can be locked via the inherit Alpha feature, keeping the image cohesive. (similar to Photoshops Clipping Masks). Typing Prompts directly into the Layers Name might be ideal so as not to lose them when trying something out. Just a thought.

[ETCore7]

A workaround is GLIGEN GUI. It has its own webUI. You can copy-paste results into Krita, but it is not producing actual separate layers.

[ETCore7]

Maybe a dumb question, but the Canny Edge BW controlnet image in Live mode is ignored as img2img input (as expected), while a Line Art BW controlnet image is not ignored, it makes the result flat and bright. Is this normal?

[Acly]

The idea is that line art is often an intentional part of the final image. You can draw it in a transparent layer on top of your colors, in which case it makes sense to use it as both the control layer, and the img2img input.

If you don't want that you need to set the line art layer to invisible (or move it down the stack).

[ETCore7]

Thank you for clarifying.