sd-webui-regional-prompter VS seed_travel

So I'm using the Regional Prompter extension https://github.com/hako-mikan/sd-webui-regional-prompter

But using Automatic1111, this extension can define a region of the image where the prompt should apply: https://github.com/hako-mikan/sd-webui-regional-prompter

Second, install regional prompter and adetailer to automatic1111 webui.Next, go to setting>adetailer and change the "sort bounding boxes" from "none" to "left and right". This means that adetailer will inpaint our subjects starting from the very left to the right, allowing for greater control of what we want.

You can use ControlNets to control composition in various ways. You can use extensions like multidiffusion upscaler and regional prompter to control the layout of a scene. You can also inpaint details into a scene with the arrangement you want.

Seed travel is a technique and and a script for A1111: https://github.com/yownas/seed_travel

For the video it turned out a bit too "hairy" compared to many of the still images (I believe because of the long landscape aspect ratio), but I ran out of time to fiddle. I used the Seed Travel extension for the animation and ChaiNNer with the 4x-Valar upscaler.

Seed Travel and Clip Interrogator extensions are both listen in the extensions tab of a1111, so thats the easiest route. But sure: https://github.com/yownas/seed_travel and https://github.com/pharmapsychotic/clip-interrogator-ext

smooth latent space https://github.com/yownas/seed_travel

To stick with one prompt and slowly move to another seed, use this script instead https://github.com/yownas/seed_travel

Get the seed_travel extension by yownas. Follow the instructions to install it via the webui.

I've added a new feature to https://github.com/yownas/seed_travel where you can select different "Interpolation rates". This one uses "Slow start"

Compressing the videos has become quite a project that involves the seed_travel script, a little imagemagick, upscaling with realSR, an absolute ton of interpolation with RIFE, and the swiss army knife of video tools, ffmpeg.