Invoke - 3.7 Release - New Workflow Interface, Seamless Textures, and DW Pose
TLDRThe latest update to the Invoke tool introduces an improved workflows interface, making it easier for users to share and utilize repeatable processes within teams and communities. The new view mode allows customization of visible fields, a streamlined workflow editor, and the ability to update default values without altering saved workflows. Additionally, the seamless tiling feature has been enhanced for greater reliability, and the DW pose processor now powers open pose control adapters, offering better post-control capabilities. These updates, along with brush size adjustments and other canvas improvements, set the stage for the upcoming version 4.0.
Takeaways
- 🎉 The Invoke tool has been updated to make sharing and using workflows easier with a new interface in the workflows tab.
- 📊 The view mode allows users to expose only necessary fields for changes between workflows, simplifying process management.
- 🚀 Workflows can be generated and shared with teams and communities, making collaboration more efficient.
- 🔄 The workflow editor is easily accessible for making adjustments to the workflow's underlying processes.
- 🌟 Customizing workflow views and renaming fields can enhance user experience and ease of use.
- 🔄 Default values in the workflow editor can be updated and saved, with the option to reset to default values easily.
- 📋 Workflows can be loaded from a file or from a library of default workflows for quick deployment.
- 🎨 The upscaling workflow example demonstrates the tool's capability to handle image inputs and various settings for image processing.
- 🧩 Seamless tiling has been improved in version 3.7, offering more reliable and consistent results for pattern generation.
- 🖌️ The brush tool now allows for easy adjustment of brush size using the mouse scroll wheel for enhanced user control.
- 🤖 The DW pose processor has been integrated into all open pose control adapters, improving pose detection and post-control usability.
Q & A
What is the main update in the Invoke tool's workflow tab?
-The main update in the Invoke tool's workflow tab is the introduction of a new interface in the view mode, which allows users to expose only the fields that need to change between workflows, making it easier to run and generate repeatable processes.
How does the new interface benefit team collaboration?
-The new interface benefits team collaboration by allowing users to access and load workflows from their library, which automatically updates the view panel with relevant fields. This streamlined process makes it easier for teams to create, share, and use repeatable workflows effectively.
What feature has been added to the workflow editor for customization?
-The workflow editor now allows users to expose only specific fields they want, organize their workflow view to match a clean set of steps, and rename how these fields are exposed to users. This enhances customization and makes the tool more user-friendly.
How can changes be made to the default values in the workflow editor?
-Changes to the default values can be made within the workflow editor, and these changes will be visible whenever the workflow is loaded. If needed, users can also easily reset these values to the default on the View tab.
What is an example of a default workflow provided in the library?
-An example of a default workflow provided in the library is the upscaling workflow, which allows users to easily take in inputs, choose scale factors, and adjust settings like creativity, sharpening, strength, and structural control for image processing.
How has the seamless tiling feature been improved in version 3.7?
-The seamless tiling feature has been improved by increasing the number of skipped layers in the process, making the generation of seamless patterns more reliable and consistent.
What is the advantage of the enhanced DW pose processor?
-The enhanced DW pose processor has additional capabilities like face and hand recognition, and it works very well at pulling out poses or use in post-controls, improving the accuracy and functionality of the tool.
What new brush feature has been added in version 3.7 for better control?
-A new feature that allows users to hold down the control key and use the scroll wheel on their mouse to increase or decrease the brush size has been added in version 3.7. This makes adjusting the brush size very easy and convenient.
What should users expect in the upcoming version 4.0 of Invoke?
-Users can expect exciting new features and improvements in the upcoming version 4.0 of Invoke, although specific details were not provided in the script.
How can users load workflows from a file?
-Users can load workflows from a file by going to the bottom of the library and selecting the option to load from a file, which makes it easy to share and use workflows with others.
What is the significance of the new interface in terms of deploying Invoke to a larger organization?
-The new interface is significant for deploying Invoke to a larger organization as it simplifies the process of sharing and using workflows, making it more accessible and user-friendly for a wider range of users.
Outlines
🚀 Introducing New Workflow Interface in Invoke Tool
The video script introduces a significant update to the Invoke tool, highlighting the new interface for the workflows tab. This update aims to simplify the sharing and utilization of workflows by exposing only the fields that require changes between different workflows. The view mode allows users to generate and run workflows with a clean set of steps, making it the easiest way to create repeatable processes for team and community collaboration. The script also mentions the ability to access and load workflows from the library, which automatically updates the view panel with relevant fields. Additionally, the workflow editor is easily accessible for making changes to the workflow's backend processes. The video emphasizes the ease of use and the benefits of this update in deploying Invoke to larger organizations.
Mindmap
Keywords
💡Invoke tool
💡Workflows
💡Interface
💡View mode
💡Workflow editor
💡Seamless tiling
💡DW pose processor
💡Brush size
💡Version 4.0
💡Community
💡Library
Highlights
Invoke tool now has an easier way to share and use workflows.
The new interface in the workflows tab allows for exposing only necessary fields for changes.
Workflows can be generated and run with a streamlined process, making them repeatable and shareable.
Access and load workflows from the library to automatically update the view panel with relevant fields.
The workflow editor is easily accessible for making changes to the workflow.
When creating a workflow, you can choose to expose only specific fields for user interaction.
Workflow views can be organized to match a clear set of steps for user-friendliness.
Renaming fields in the workflow editor can make it easier for users to understand and use.
Changes made in the workflow editor update the workflow upon loading, without altering the saved workflow.
The View tab allows for easy resetting of changes to default values with a reset button.
Different workflows can be deployed within a larger organization by sharing them from a file.
Default workflows in the library can be used as a starting point for creating or using workflows.
The upscaling workflow example demonstrates the use of image drop zones and various settings for input.
The seamless tiling feature has been improved for more reliable and consistent pattern generation.
Advanced options allow users to turn on the seamless tiling feature for creating textures and patterns.
All open pose control adapters now use the DW pose processor for enhanced capabilities.
The canvas now allows for easy brush size adjustments using the control and scroll wheel.
Invoke 3.7 is the last release for version three, with exciting updates planned for version 4.0.