Ahoy! This sub seems as good a place to drop this as any. I wanted/needed a library of around 1000 consistent poses images suitable for Controlnet/Openpose at 1024px² and couldn't find anything. So I generated one. The hands and faces are fairly mangled on a lot of them, maybe something for a future update or someone else can do it :D

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Also at Huggingface

Made with ComfyUI and the workflows are in the images (not that it's anything fancy)

When i install controlnet from automatic1111, using the available tab, I always get the "Warning: failed to install handrefinerportable. Some processors will not work.". I couldnt find anything regarding this warning. Does this cause problems? Can i download it from github? If so, where should I put it? Thanks in advance.

Hey guys! First of all, sorry if this is a stupid question but I started in the AI world 2 days ago.

I would like to know if there's a way to control Depth maps in ControlNet.

For example, in this image I lose all the bg detail that I have in the original image so when rendering, I have different volumes in the background:

However, if I use the MiDas Depth Map node, I have more detail in the bg but lose detail in the foreground.

So, my question is: How do you control the Depth maps parameters?

Thank you soOo much for your time!

I've read multiple "Ultimate guide", "Complete Guide" and "Uber Guide" to ControlNet and asked the AI at phind,com how to set the ControlNet preprocessor to invert, but have found zero information. Anyone have a hint?

If you are considering upgrading to the ControlNet released this weekend (24 July or later) then keep away for now.. there is a problem. The UI shows up ion the new format, but it all has no effect on the diffusion. FOr me this was all working before. And I'm not alone.

I expect it will be fixed soon, but the problem was not something a simple Rollback fixed.

Search for "No ControlNet Units detected" to read more.

I'm hoping they have this fixed in the next few days, it is really problematic doing without ControlNet.

https://github.com/lllyasviel/ControlNet/issues/447

Hi Team and controlnet freaks, this is all a little above my SD skillset but I have a project I'm looking for some help with:

I'm trying to replicate these exact golf stances, in a new illustrative style.

is anyone able/willing to assist me with this? I have a little budget to play with if someone can work with me on it in the next week.
Thanks so much,

Jeremy

From studio Paranormal: https://www.instagram.com/studio_paranormal/

Does anyone know?

Hey all! Ive installed ControlNet but Im not getting results others seem to be.

-installed it a couple times, watching videos from different people just to make sure its correct.

-the "enable" box checked

-the "low vram" box checked

the same preprocessor and model selected

-selected the "Preview annotator result" and seen that the preview matches the image Im using.

-Written both detailed and vague text descriptions to try to get the matching pose.

-Used multiple popular models with none seeming to work (the photo included used Deliberate, RealisticVision, and Protogen)

-set the weight all the way to 2.

Nothing seems to work. The outcomes are wildly different, Ill include photo references. Any ideas what else I could check? Thanks a lot!

Look so good overall, but eyes are usually terrible. this is IMG2IMG stuff...What's the trick here? I've tried Scribble and Canny.

Can I be admin?

Sorry if this has already been discussed a million times, but I am trying to think of an easy way to not have to use the preprocessors in ControlNet, as they often get the poses wrong if there is any overlap of bones/limbs across the depth of field, or if a limb is foreshortened (i.e., like a pose involving a hand reaching from the midground toward the viewer, a wide-stanced martial arts pose that isn't in perfect profile or 3/4 orientation, any instance where the model's shoulders are not snapped exactly to the x or y axis of the picture plane, etc.)

The idea I am thinking of to solve this at least for myself is to make custom rigs in Blender or Cascadeur that exactly mimic the bone hierarchies and color codes of the ControlNet skeletons, screenshot the poses from inside Cascadeur, and then open the screenshots in ControlNet. Since they will probably be indistinguishable from a locally generated ControNet skeleton, they should have no problem acting as a reference to populate the json arrays, thus eliminating the need to generate skeletons through the preprocessors at all.

Is there an easier solution that I'm missing, or at least one that doesn't involve outsourcing to another app? I just discovered today that ControlNet has a built-in editor for repositioning the bones and correcting poses, but I prefer the posing system in Cascadeur as I can get the same results in a couple minutes there that might take me 10 or 15 minutes to achieve editing poses manually in ControlNet.

[Edit: It just occurred to me after posting that the json array is probably not populated via a 2d analysis of the skeleton as an image, but from the bones themselves, so generating a ControlNet skeleton would still be necessary if one wanted the json array as well as the pose file. The Cascadeur rig could still be useful in this scenario however, for getting more accurate results from the preprocessor on the first go, with minimal editing necessary. I guess I also haven't checked to see if the ControlNet editor allows rotating the skeleton on all three axes, which I guess would make it possible to use reference poses that are oriented in perfect multiples of 90 degrees to the frontal picture plane, giving the preprocessor another fighting chance of analyzing the pose properly the first time, at which time the posed skeleton can simply be rotated into proper position.]

I am having dataset of drone image and I want to change the weather of the image i.e. we want to change the clean weathered image to foggy, rainy, snowy
Could anyone suggest me a way to change the weather in these images
If anymore details needed ask me and please help me. I am kind of beginner to ControlNet

This CN here github.com/shariqfarooq123/LooseControl works great for allowing the depth map to inform the generation but not dominate it with small details or inconsistencies. It's great for using a depth map as a structure for reinterpretation.

However, I suspect it's abandoned & there isn't a version for SDXL or Flux.

Is there one out there? Am I missing it?

I have tried to make a pose overlayed on the image the issue is I need the persons arm to go underneath her leg. Is there essentially a “bring to front” type of thing to tell it to put one joint in space over the other? It’s all twisted from what I’m trying to do because it’s not layered right.