Using blender to load a project scene, we will learn how to prototype a basic image and enhance it generating different variants through the use of StableDiffusion AI.
First we will install basic software requirements like Python and GIT to be able to clone the projects' repositories and compile them automatically
Next we will install Blender and practice with an existing project to become familiar with the workflow and generate a basic image to work with AI.
Using blender to load a project scene, we will learn how to prototype a basic image and enhance it generating different variants through the use of StableDiffusion AI.
First we will install basic software requirements like Python and GIT to be able to clone the projects' repositories and compile them automatically
Next we will install Blender and practice with an existing project to become familiar with the workflow and generate a basic image to work with AI.
After that, we will install Krita and the plugin krita_ai_diffusion to load the image generated in Blender and start creating AI images based on our render.
Once we are familiar with the basic concepts we will dive a little deeper and install Webui Forge and ComfyUI, two of the most renown and versatile StableDiffusion interfaces.
We will install the required controlnet models to take advantage of them in Archviz.
We will learn how to render images both in Webui Forge and ComfyUI and compare the results between both interfaces.
Workflows for ComfyUI will be provided to help rendering the images with the different models.
Finally, we will install the AI-Render plugin for Blender to learn how to render directly from the 3d program
No advanced skills or knowledge required, the basic usage of each program will be explained and demonstrated in the course.
Using blender to load a project scene, we will learn how to prototype a basic image and enhance it generating different variants through the use of StableDiffusion AI.
First we will install basic software requirements like Python and GIT to be able to clone the projects' repositories and compile them automatically
Next we will install Blender and practice with an existing project to become familiar with the workflow and generate a basic image to work with AI.
After that, we will install Krita and the plugin krita_ai_diffusion to load the image generated in Blender and start creating AI images based on our render.
Once we are familiar with the basic concepts we will dive a little deeper and install Webui Forge and ComfyUI, two of the most renown and versatile StableDiffusion interfaces.
We will install the required controlnet models to take advantage of them in Archviz.
We will learn how to render images both in Webui Forge and ComfyUI and compare the results between both interfaces.
Workflows for ComfyUI will be provided to help rendering the images with the different models.
Finally, we will install the AI-Render plugin for Blender to learn how to render directly from the 3d program
No advanced skills or knowledge required, the basic usage of each program will be explained and demonstrated in the course.
We will download and install the first 3 programs we require to get started: Python, GIT and Blender.
In the end we will be able to verify we have a working Python/GIT environment.
In this lesson we will load the practice scene, learn some Blender basics and how to generate a mist pass render.
In this lesson we will download Krita and the AI-Diffusion plugin, install a working ComfyUI environment and finally load the mist pass image, turn it into a depth image and generate our first AI Archviz image.
In this lesson we will learn how to install WebUI Forge in Windows using the 1-click installer, load the interface and become familiar with image generation.
In this lesson we will learn how to install WebUI Forge in Linux, load the interface and become familiar with image generation.
In this lesson we will learn how to install ComfyUI in Windows using the 1-click installer, load the interface and become familiar with image generation using ComfyUI's node-based interface.
In this lesson we will learn how to install ComfyUI in Linux, load the interface and become familiar with image generation using ComfyUI's node-based interface.
In this lesson we will learn how to generate archviz images using WebUI Forge and Controlnet using the 5 most common preprocessors for architecture: DEPTH, CANNY, LINEART, MLSD, and SEG.
In this lesson we will learn how to generate archviz images using ComfyUI and Controlnet using the 5 most common preprocessors for architecture: DEPTH, CANNY, LINEART, MLSD, and SEG and in the process, learn how to use workflows.
In this lesson we will learn how to render archviz images directrly from Blender by installing the AI-Render plugin. We will apply all the concepts learned so far in WebUI Forge and ComfyUI directly in the Blender interface and we'll also learn how to install and use the blenderkit addon to insert assets directly into our 3d scene.
In this lesson we will summarize what we learned throughout the course, as well as review the terms we learned. Then we will migrate out Krita's ComfyUI installation into our local ComfyUI and verify it's connected and working properly. Finally we will see other uses of Krita and Blender for AI image generation.
In this lesson we will learn how to generate the following render passes in Blender: Depth, Lineart, Normal and Segment. Then we will use them to generate ArchViz Images in ComfyUI and Krita/AI Diffusion.
In this lesson we will learn how to keep our programs and files updated. We will learn how to update Blender, Krita, Krita's AI Diffusion plugin, ComfyUI, WebUI Forge, and its models and checkpoints.
In this lesson we will learn how to implement and use Flux.1, the best model available so far, with Controlnet for archvis.
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