Animator VS sdupdates

The Animator v6 script, with its built in "prompt marching" feature, can be a really powerful tool to smoothly move an animation from one subject to the next. To my eye it can produce video sequences that feel gentler and less jarring than what I see from Deforum, while still retaining a lot of SD's latent space trippiness.

Video created using the Animator script :https://github.com/Animator-Anon/Animator for Stable Diffusion using the Automatic 1111 interface : https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111

Anyone know a decent tutorial for the Animator v6 script for Automatic1111? I've gotten some decent result but feel like there's some things I'm completely missing. For instance, I tried setting a positive prompt via the keyframe dialog, with the hope of getting one image to transition into another (frog into deer? whatever) but I mostly get random outputs. I start with an image I like and it morphs into unrecognizable random junk. It looks cool af, but I don't really understand how to control it.

When I checked the first link for animation, I found this link in the list, looks like a way to start with: https://github.com/Animator-Anon/Animator

sure it's Animator-Anon/Animator: Animator script for SD Web UI (github.com)

But he has "animator" in his img2img scripts which I do not. It's right here: https://github.com/Animator-Anon/Animator/issues

I am quite familiar with python and want to add this to huggingface https://github.com/Animator-Anon/Animator

This will get you caught up to the 2nd of March: https://github.com/questianon/sdupdates

From sdupdates3 and GitHub.

Apparently, Stability AI and other companies are testing distributed AI training, from what I read on SD Update GitHub.

There is also an Unstable Diffusion Discord server with much information. I found a big markdown list: - https://rentry.org/sdupdates/ - https://rentry.org/sdupdates2 - https://github.com/questianon/sdupdates

See also the GitHub repository for tracking changes; https://github.com/questianon/sdupdates