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Auto-Photoshop-StableDiffusion-Plugin
A user-friendly plug-in that makes it easy to generate stable diffusion images inside Photoshop using either Automatic or ComfyUI as a backend.
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InfluxDB
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Option 8. Use img2img of existing 360 HDRIs, extract their depth maps with the depth extension. Use that as a displacement map on a sphere in Blender, similarly to this, with the refurbished HDRI as an image texture, then take screenshots from a position close to the center of the sphere. You are limited to staying close to the center in order to avoid distortion, but now you have 360 degrees of consistent freedom for a particular scene. If you have 2 or more HDRIs of the same place, even better. You could also combine this with the 3D environments of the other options to use 360 renders as bases for the img2img.
Also, if your only goal is to generate images, don't bother with Unreal Engine. Blender + Photoshop + a UI for Stable Diffusion are all you need. And talking about Photoshop, I absolutely recommend the Auto Photoshop SD plugin. It is the most complete implementation of SD in Photoshop, but it is in active development and, unfortunately, the documentation is lacking, but as of version 1.2.5 everything works fine, you just need to be persistent enough to make it work via trial and error.