stable-diffusion-webui-composable-lora VS prompt-fusion-extension

They do, it just needs more work. Stable Diffusion + Latent Couple + Composable LoRA let's you have an Elon model and a Mark model in different parts of the image. No Elon/Mark-ness dominating all the subjects.

https://github.com/opparco/stable-diffusion-webui-two-shothttps://github.com/butaixianran/Stable-Diffusion-Webui-Civitai-Helper https://github.com/opparco/stable-diffusion-webui-composable-lora https://github.com/thomasasfk/sd-webui-aspect-ratio-helper

Possibly with something like the Latent Couple extension + Composable LoRA, cf this video.

I think it works with Regional Prompting in combination with and Composable LoRA (both std. Auto1111-extensions). Never tried myself, though.

So i noticed that Latent Couple and Composable Lora don't work on Vlad Automatic (something to do with those extensions beind made for a outdated version of A1111 webUI).

Composable LoRA Enables using AND keyword(composable diffusion) to limit LoRAs to subprompts. Useful when paired with Latent Couple extension.

Its https://github.com/opparco/stable-diffusion-webui-composable-lora

I tried using composable lora but it is hardcoded to look for the "and", plus it has certain issues that haven't been resolved..

Only one good suggestion can be had here and that is the composable lora extension. I think you need to use it together with the latent couple extension.

Oh this is super easy, just grab the Latent Couple extension and the Composable LoRA extension. Using this you can define multiple sections for different characters, then you can have a prompt/lora unique to each section/character.

The real "deniability" of copying will come when the NLP community gets off of its collective rear end and implements actual prompt engineering (i.e. any technique I mention in here: https://gist.github.com/Hellisotherpeople/45c619ee22aac6865c...). Using "prompt blending" (i.e. https://github.com/ljleb/prompt-fusion-extension) will give genuine "deniability" on the grounds that "A beautiful story by {stephen_king|plato|aristotle|virgina_wolf}" will be very unique and moreover such kinds of interpolation are for the most part how real human writers write.

There are a bunch of extensions in the Automatic1111 eco-system which can be used for doing this sort of analysis, or related types of analysis.

One of my favorites is this: https://github.com/ljleb/prompt-fusion-extension

https://github.com/ljleb/prompt-fusion-extension https://github.com/DominikDoom/a1111-sd-webui-tagcomplete https://github.com/adieyal/sd-dynamic-prompts https://github.com/yfszzx/stable-diffusion-webui-images-browser

Link to extension : https://github.com/ljleb/prompt-fusion-extension

You can also use prompt fusion to interpolate in between 2 or more prompts. This opens up slightly more surgical steering possibilities, for example instead of writing [Keanu Reeves:Emma Watson:0.4] You could write [Keanu Reeves:Emma Watson:0.3,0.5].

Forget merging and try using prompt interpolation

jokes apart, this extention is so powerful