/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

finally got around to installing comfyui and trying out krita-diffusion.
i'm not actually sure how useful this will be, but it's interesting to play with.

>>6987282
denoise, strength and the ending steps can be really important for cnet. it's a lot of fine adjustment really.
i tend to think of it in terms of
>how much do i want it to follow what i give it
>how much do i want the AI to do whatever it wants to

for example, even in this krita output, you can see i used a lineart-cnet for that one lineart layer. and it's at 60% strength and stops at 40% of the way. the more high quality your lines are, the more you can let it follow you exactly.
there are also lots of other things to consider. you just have to experiment.