ControlNet creation and usage for Stable Cascade in ComfyUI AI
TLDRThis tutorial demonstrates the integration of the control net technique within ComfyUI AI's Stable Cascade, streamlining the image creation process. It guides users through setting up a base station scene, utilizing the Kenny control net without custom nodes, and progressing through the workflow to produce a detailed space station. The video emphasizes the importance of using the latest models to avoid errors and concludes with a successful result, showcasing the potential of the control net in creative applications.
Takeaways
- π The tutorial focuses on using the control net technique with Stable Cascade in ComfyUI AI, which is currently under heavy development.
- π All functionalities are now integrated into ComfyUI, eliminating the need for custom nodes.
- π¨ The creation process starts with loading an image to transform into a KY control net.
- π The Kenny node is integrated into ComfyUI and can be used without custom nodes.
- π A scene for a space station is created, using the source space station as a base for the control net.
- π The control net is optimized for Stable Cascade and can be used for depth maps as well.
- π The tutorial demonstrates the use of the 'Apply Control Net Advanced' node.
- π― Positive and negative prompts are used in the sampler to refine the output.
- π οΈ The stable Cascade Stage C and Stage B models are essential for the workflow, and updated versions may be required for proper functioning.
- πΌοΈ The VAE decode node is used to decode the latent image into pixel space.
- π§ The tutorial corrects an error caused by a wrongly connected prompt and shows the proper connection for successful image generation.
- β¨ The end result is a new space station design based on the control net, generated without error.
Q & A
What is the main topic of the tutorial?
-The main topic of the tutorial is how to use the control net technique to create images with Stable Cascade in ComfyUI AI.
Is there a need for custom nodes in the current version of ComfyUI AI?
-No, there is no need for custom nodes in the current version of ComfyUI AI as everything is integrated into the system.
What is the purpose of the Kenny control net in the tutorial?
-The Kenny control net is used as a base for the CB and steps of the Stable Cascade workflow to create a new space station.
What kind of image is loaded at the beginning of the tutorial?
-At the beginning of the tutorial, an image is loaded which will be transformed into a Kenny control net.
What is the role of the sampler in the workflow?
-The sampler is used to fill in the control net and the positive and negative prompts for the Stable Cascade workflow.
Why is it important to use the latest version of the Stage C model?
-Using the latest version of the Stage C model ensures compatibility and smooth operation with the current workflow, as older versions may not work properly.
What is a latent image in the context of this tutorial?
-A latent image is a specially created image for Stable Cascade that is used in the workflow to generate the final output.
How is the error message related to too much rum used resolved?
-The error message is resolved by connecting the original prompt without running it through the apply control net node with a Stable Cascade Stage B conditioning.
What are CFG and how are they used in the tutorial?
-CFG stands for Control Flow Graphs, which are used to define the structure and flow of the workflow by adjusting the values for Stage B and Stage C samplers.
What is the final result of the tutorial?
-The final result of the tutorial is the creation of a new space station image based on the control net and Stable Cascade workflow without any error messages.
Outlines
π¨ Introduction to Control Net Technique in Image Creation
This paragraph introduces the tutorial by explaining the use of the control net technique to create images with Stable Cascade. It mentions that Stable Cascade and Confi are under heavy development, and the setup may change in future versions. The speaker highlights the integration of everything into Comfy, eliminating the need for custom nodes. A scene for a space station is created as a base for the Kenny control net, which is then used for the CB and steps of the Stable Cascade workflow. The goal is to have a new space station based on the control net, starting from scratch by loading an image and transforming it into a KY control net without special custom nodes.
π Workflow and Model Updates for Stable Cascade
The speaker discusses the workflow for using the control net in the sampler, emphasizing the need for a control net and the application of prompts. The paragraph covers the selection of a futuristic sci-fi space station as a prompt and the exclusion of text and watermarks. It also touches on the use of a checkpoint loader and the necessity of having the latest versions of the Stable Cascade Stage C and Stage B models for the workflow to function correctly. The speaker shares their experience with an older version and how updating to the new model resolved issues. The paragraph concludes with the process of connecting the model to the samplers and adjusting settings for optimal results.
Mindmap
Keywords
π‘ControlNet
π‘Stable Cascade
π‘ComfyUI AI
π‘Kenny
π‘Source Space Station
π‘Prompts
π‘Checkpoint Loader
π‘Latent Image
π‘CFG
π‘Sampler
π‘VAE
Highlights
Introduction to using the control net technique with Stable Cascade in ComfyUI AI
Integration of control net into ComfyUI, eliminating the need for custom nodes
Creation of a base station scene for the Kenny control net
Optimization of the control net for Stable Cascade
Utilization of the control net in the sampler for positive and negative prompts
Use of futuristic sci-fi space station as a positive prompt
Exclusion of text and watermarks as a negative prompt
Checkpoint loader requirement for the Stable Cascade Stage C model
Refreshed version of the Stable Cascade Stage C model for improved workflow
Connection of the control net to the samplers for Stage B and Stage C
Use of a stable disate empty latent image for optimal results
Decoding the latent image into pixel space with the VAE from Stage B model
CFG adjustments for Stage B and Stage C samplers to refine the output
Correcting prompt connections to avoid errors in the Stable Cascade workflow
Successful generation of a space station image using the control net technique
Guide to downloading the latest Stable Cascade models for updated workflows
Overview of the control net workflow from start to finish