@NextDiffusion

Written Tutorial: https://www.nextdiffusion.ai/tutorials/how-to-use-motion-loras-with-animatediff-in-stable-diffusion-a1111

@Passive-Vision

As a CG animator, I have been testing this software for months. I think the A1111 has a lot of potential as an AI tool for animation and video projects, but it still needs a lot of improvement. The extensions and the main package do not work well together, and they lack a clear method. I would call it an “Unstable Diffusion” for now.

@philippeheritier9364

Thanks, it was clear and efficient it works very fine for me. It could be very nice to get a good explanation about the video source and controlnet.

@WiLDeveD

very informative tutorial. thanks.

@vivekvp

Thank YOU!  Amazing!  Really helpful with examples and easy to understand instructions!  Really appreciate this!

@MiguelLasisi

Love it ❤ Very well explained!

@blockchaindomain

im having a hard time having the loras activate, they dont generate movement like zoomin or our or panning

@tr1pod623

The question i have is how do you do image to video, because Svd is too much for my system, and when i try to put in a real life photo into IP adapter, the Picture becomes all dark and so on

@tr1pod623

your script sounds very CHATGPT like lol

@srinivasaperisetla5129

Hello can you please make a video on how to run automatic1111 stable diffusion while connected to google colab. I am on a Macbook Air M2 with 8gb ram and I keep getting memory errors when trying to use Reactor face swap. If you can put out a tutorial on how to use stable diffusion using google colab GPU that would be very helpful

@Titou-f4l

Its possible with inpaint?

@barisvkabalak

It doesn't work for me :/

@Prelmable

So basically Animatediff is good for two seconds of animation, because everytime I go beyond that mark things get trippy and incoherent. Is there any way to keep coherence for longer than those two seconds?

@marcus_ohreallyus

I've never been able to get animateDiff to work...its always hits a CUDa error halfway through the calculation.