Already watched before release and enjoyed the humongous channel spam 😎 I hope this gives people a bit more clues on how to get some help from SD with pixel art for game assets, not necessarily getting a production-ready quality, but something they can work with faster. It might be a bit questionable, but at least in my case, this will help me with learning pixel art a tiny bit by working on the base image, because I'm not very creative when it comes to drawing from scratch, even though the sprites are 16x16 🥲still, feels nice to correct SD outputs
I've only managed to watch about 4 minutes of video so far, but I've already heard more useful information than in many 20 minute videos. 12 thousand subscribers for this channel is clearly not enough, you need more, deservedly more.
The law isnt really coght up to this yet. So idk. Licening on the model I used says you can't, but it's also, I think, not really enforcable. (Not a lawyer tho😂) In any case, if you can demonstrate that you manually retouched and planned the assets, I think you could. Just as you can use images that are not yours if you retouch them enough. My guess would be that, as long as you create the base input, and then retouch the output to fit industry standards. You should be fine
ty for the kind comment! Maybe, I doubt that this specific workflow is being used. But maybe there are some indi devs using something like this to save time with non-hero assets
Hi! I know this has nothing to do with video's topic, but I've been watching your tutorials over the past weeks learning to use SD from 0, and you are truly amazing. I've learned so much that I'm already working on a project I planned for so long! But there is something I've been wondering for a while, especially while watching the ultimate hands tutorial, and it has been: "HOW DOES HE DO THAT WITH PHOTOSHOP!?"🤯the only thing I know is how to cut out an image, I've always wanted to learn but I have no idea what to look for on YT! I know your channel is not focused on teaching PS, but I really want to learn how you touch the parts you want to fix in order to help the AI, for photobashing, erase artifacts, correct hands (as you did with Katara's example long ago or on the ultimate hands tutorial), change colors, blend images, you know, that masking thing when you erase backgrounds and make them fit on the image so then you put it back on SD haha. I don't know if I explained myself correctly but, maybe is there a tip you could give me to look it up on YT? A course or a specific video to learn how to do what you do to fix images on PS? Thank you for your top quality content as always, I'll definitely come back and watch this
hi!! Thank you so much! I still need to learn a lot too, but if I had to name some stuff to lean it would be this: (first, this is one of my fav. photoshop learning channels www.youtube.com/@PiXimperfect) -How to use photoshop layers -Photoshop basic tools -Selections -Masking -Free transform -Adjustment layers -Blending modes -Filters and image adjustments -Brushes and how to paint Tbh most of the important stuff would be easy to learn over the course of a week by watching the pinned series on the Pixiperfect channel (Photoshop for Complete Beginners | Lesson 1) After that is just practice. Learning how to draw over all will also be a massive help with retouching AI images. (assuming you dont already ofc). Mainly how to paint, and blend. The most important parts for retouching are: adjustment layers and filters--> for the over all look of the image and blending new stuff together Layers and blending modes --> to work non-destructively and be able to add stuff Learning about clone-stamp tool + content aware fill + generative fill --> you can do this in SD too, but sometimes it's better directly in photoshop. It's to erase stuff Selection, brushes and clipping masks--> to paint new stuff or correct things without affecting the rest of the image by accident. General knowledge of the tools and what is possible--> to know how to approach a problem. Even if you dont really know how to, knowing all the tools might give you a starting idea. Like "oh, I remember a tool for this, lets look up on youtube how I can use it for this scenario" If you ever have any doubts and I have a bit of free time, feel free to dm me on discrod and I'll try to help. ( at the best of my ability ofc, I'm no pro hahaha)
tyty!!! I 100% will. I have a video pretty much ready, but I need confirmation from a 3d party before publishing it. Idk how well the vid will do, but it's a topic I loved playing with, and has some cool stuff in it too imo
@@Not4Talent_AI Your work here is amazing, truly showing what AI is capable to do, we need more people to know that this is a real tool and how complex it can get.
@@ososimiospub6406 welp, happy that you say that bc it's pretty much where the next videos are going. Or at least where I'll try to head them haahaahha tyty for your support!!
Hi, Im not sure what is it you want to download and use. If it is Automatic1111, I have one. But id recommend to look on youtube for a more recent version
@@Not4Talent_AI TH-cam will block the comment links I post. It's the same username I have here on the other platforms. Feel free to post the link yourself if you find it.
@@Not4Talent_AI i hope for your next video, you please make a tutorial on how to train concept loras like example, a concept lora for "hugging" so the characters if using this "concept" lora the subjects will always be hugging. Thank you so much. Your tutorials always my go to for help!!
Tyty!! Srry to say that, if I make such tutorial it will be in a pretty long time. I need to make some other ones first. And then Id need to form myself on that topic. I think it isnt that different from training characters though. Pretty much having a big dataset and tagging anything that serves a purpose
ofc, nothing special about pixel art workflows. just that you use a pixel art model. and that some of these dont make much sense without pixelart hahahha
Since this is pixel art, what happens if you just scale everything proportionally instead of up-scaling? Generally the problem with scaling an image normally is that it just duplicates local pixels, but that would be ideal in this case right?
Depends on of you want to upscale the image and give it extra detail. For that you need either img2img or highres. If you just wsnt to resize, using "nearest" and resizing should be enough
What version of AUTOMATIC1111 are you using? I don't get the Pixel Art option in Postprocessing. Also I see that you have more options in the interface.
Great video! For me the most difficult thing to achieve with AI image generation is consistency. I would love to see a project which successfully achieved to create all the assets but maintaining massive consistency,
Agree, it's something to work on atm. Bc with no lora or assets that you can implement afterwards, its kind of hard to get that. As well as super important And tyty, btw!
the bad part of this is you need to know how to make pixel art, as a programmer I don't have time to learn also art design, and art theory I rather prefer to pay someone else to do it and focus on the programming part.
You forgot to keep the pixel per unit size. Basicly why your example game looks bad is every objects pixel size is different relative to the game world.
I have to say that your video starts off quite confusing... "Just do that and that and theoretically youre done" but i dont know which website youre using nor do i know what the fuck you mean, a little explanation in the beginning couldve helped me understand better the context...
I make videos for people with previous knowladge about stable diffusion. Now that you say this I should probably at least add that info on the description, so if someone comes without that presupposed context they can understand what is going on. My bad, and thanks for the feedback! If you want to know the "website". It is a local installation of Stable Diffusion. More specificly the "Automatic1111" web-ui. There are sites that allow you to set up custom environments to run it in case you dont have a good gpu. From here you'll need to look up tutorials on how to install it and a bit of the basics on your own cuz its too long to type😂 sorry. There are a lot of them here on youtube tho, it wont be hard at all
Already watched before release and enjoyed the humongous channel spam 😎
I hope this gives people a bit more clues on how to get some help from SD with pixel art for game assets, not necessarily getting a production-ready quality, but something they can work with faster. It might be a bit questionable, but at least in my case, this will help me with learning pixel art a tiny bit by working on the base image, because I'm not very creative when it comes to drawing from scratch, even though the sprites are 16x16 🥲still, feels nice to correct SD outputs
I've only managed to watch about 4 minutes of video so far, but I've already heard more useful information than in many 20 minute videos. 12 thousand subscribers for this channel is clearly not enough, you need more, deservedly more.
thank you so so much!!! Really appreciate the kind words, hope it is helpful!
You have a great sense of humor my dude.
Thank you!! 😂😂
Do you know if it is possible to use these generated images for a commercial game? Thanks for the video!
The law isnt really coght up to this yet. So idk.
Licening on the model I used says you can't, but it's also, I think, not really enforcable. (Not a lawyer tho😂)
In any case, if you can demonstrate that you manually retouched and planned the assets, I think you could.
Just as you can use images that are not yours if you retouch them enough.
My guess would be that, as long as you create the base input, and then retouch the output to fit industry standards. You should be fine
I do know that Steam allows it to some extent since january.
Label have to be disclosed with like a ai tag or some sort
I wish every tutorial was as straight-forward and easy to follow as yours are!
Thank you so much!!!
Im 40 seconds in and already I gotta say thank you for putting this out there. Ive been wondering if anyone is using this in games.
ty for the kind comment!
Maybe, I doubt that this specific workflow is being used. But maybe there are some indi devs using something like this to save time with non-hero assets
I was literally thinking about this and your video appeared, uploaded 34 seconds ago. hahaha
wtf hahhahahahaha, hope it helps!!
Aye a great collab of DARKSTOORM. guy to ask in R&D pixels'n background.
Thanks for sharing 😊.
I need to watch it later.
Thank you a lot, very underrated video and a channel.
tysm! hope it helps!
thanks for using my checkpoint.
Thank you for making it!!
again a masterpiece tutorial. plus it's one I was actually struggling with so yeah wish I could thumb up twice
Hahahaha glad it was helpful. Thank you!!
These are exactly what I need most right now. Thank you for sharing and teaching.
ty for the kind comment! hope it goes well!
Hi! I know this has nothing to do with video's topic, but I've been watching your tutorials over the past weeks learning to use SD from 0, and you are truly amazing. I've learned so much that I'm already working on a project I planned for so long! But there is something I've been wondering for a while, especially while watching the ultimate hands tutorial, and it has been: "HOW DOES HE DO THAT WITH PHOTOSHOP!?"🤯the only thing I know is how to cut out an image, I've always wanted to learn but I have no idea what to look for on YT! I know your channel is not focused on teaching PS, but I really want to learn how you touch the parts you want to fix in order to help the AI, for photobashing, erase artifacts, correct hands (as you did with Katara's example long ago or on the ultimate hands tutorial), change colors, blend images, you know, that masking thing when you erase backgrounds and make them fit on the image so then you put it back on SD haha. I don't know if I explained myself correctly but, maybe is there a tip you could give me to look it up on YT? A course or a specific video to learn how to do what you do to fix images on PS? Thank you for your top quality content as always, I'll definitely come back and watch this
hi!! Thank you so much!
I still need to learn a lot too, but if I had to name some stuff to lean it would be this:
(first, this is one of my fav. photoshop learning channels www.youtube.com/@PiXimperfect)
-How to use photoshop layers
-Photoshop basic tools
-Selections
-Masking
-Free transform
-Adjustment layers
-Blending modes
-Filters and image adjustments
-Brushes and how to paint
Tbh most of the important stuff would be easy to learn over the course of a week by watching the pinned series on the Pixiperfect channel (Photoshop for Complete Beginners | Lesson 1)
After that is just practice. Learning how to draw over all will also be a massive help with retouching AI images. (assuming you dont already ofc).
Mainly how to paint, and blend.
The most important parts for retouching are:
adjustment layers and filters--> for the over all look of the image and blending new stuff together
Layers and blending modes --> to work non-destructively and be able to add stuff
Learning about clone-stamp tool + content aware fill + generative fill --> you can do this in SD too, but sometimes it's better directly in photoshop. It's to erase stuff
Selection, brushes and clipping masks--> to paint new stuff or correct things without affecting the rest of the image by accident.
General knowledge of the tools and what is possible--> to know how to approach a problem. Even if you dont really know how to, knowing all the tools might give you a starting idea. Like "oh, I remember a tool for this, lets look up on youtube how I can use it for this scenario"
If you ever have any doubts and I have a bit of free time, feel free to dm me on discrod and I'll try to help. ( at the best of my ability ofc, I'm no pro hahaha)
Probably one of the best AI tutorials I've seen in a wnile. Thank you so much for your quality work 🙏
Thank you so much for the kind comment! Hope it helped 👍
I really wanted a workflow like that for ComfyUI. Awesome content
tysm!! I just downloaded comfy today, so maybe in the future hahahaah I still need to learn it
@@Not4Talent_AI Nice!!!
Hope you come back with more interesting stuff and great tips, your videos are always top quality.
tyty!!! I 100% will. I have a video pretty much ready, but I need confirmation from a 3d party before publishing it.
Idk how well the vid will do, but it's a topic I loved playing with, and has some cool stuff in it too imo
@@Not4Talent_AI Your work here is amazing, truly showing what AI is capable to do, we need more people to know that this is a real tool and how complex it can get.
@@ososimiospub6406 welp, happy that you say that bc it's pretty much where the next videos are going. Or at least where I'll try to head them haahaahha
tyty for your support!!
u have full video how to download it and use it?
Hi, Im not sure what is it you want to download and use.
If it is Automatic1111, I have one. But id recommend to look on youtube for a more recent version
I coincidentally posted a VAE the other day to fix pixel art aliasing when the model generates 8x8 "pixels". (On both Civit and Hugface)
oh sht really? do you have a link? May put it in the description of you let me
@@Not4Talent_AI TH-cam will block the comment links I post. It's the same username I have here on the other platforms. Feel free to post the link yourself if you find it.
thank you for this! This is very helpful for creating animations
glad it was useful!
@@Not4Talent_AI i hope for your next video, you please make a tutorial on how to train concept loras like example, a concept lora for "hugging" so the characters if using this "concept" lora the subjects will always be hugging.
Thank you so much. Your tutorials always my go to for help!!
Tyty!! Srry to say that, if I make such tutorial it will be in a pretty long time. I need to make some other ones first. And then Id need to form myself on that topic.
I think it isnt that different from training characters though. Pretty much having a big dataset and tagging anything that serves a purpose
@@Not4Talent_AI ok thank you!
np!! if I find a good tutorial for what you need Ill let you know!@@billyn7757
always a GODLIKE content.
thank you so much!
I m looking for animation character with Front , back, sides movement, it's for a dungeon master like game... Where i can found that ?
hard to say. but I'd guess your best bet is on civit AI or similar pages
What UI is this? Forge or Automatic 1111?
A1111
Wish i could download your dataset of stable diffusion knowledge into my brain!
hahahhaha It aint that much tbh, if you know controlnet and some basics you can pretty much do anything I do hahhaha
this is so epic, thank you good sir
thank you for watching! hope it helps👌
Can do all these with normal model meaning non pixelated stuff too
ofc, nothing special about pixel art workflows. just that you use a pixel art model. and that some of these dont make much sense without pixelart hahahha
Since this is pixel art, what happens if you just scale everything proportionally instead of up-scaling? Generally the problem with scaling an image normally is that it just duplicates local pixels, but that would be ideal in this case right?
Depends on of you want to upscale the image and give it extra detail. For that you need either img2img or highres.
If you just wsnt to resize, using "nearest" and resizing should be enough
What version of AUTOMATIC1111 are you using? I don't get the Pixel Art option in Postprocessing. Also I see that you have more options in the interface.
I think its the 1.6, but all of those are extensions I mention at some point in the video. Try installing them first on the extensions tab
@@Not4Talent_AI Thanks for your reply. My problem was with Python, I had to do a new installation.
Great video! Thanks!!! ❤
Tyty!!
Awesome!
Tyy, hope it helps!!
awesome video, thanks!
Tyty!
Great video! For me the most difficult thing to achieve with AI image generation is consistency. I would love to see a project which successfully achieved to create all the assets but maintaining massive consistency,
Agree, it's something to work on atm. Bc with no lora or assets that you can implement afterwards, its kind of hard to get that. As well as super important
And tyty, btw!
Outstanding work!! Give me a lot of help, I sincerely thank you!!!👍👍👍
Glad to hear that. Tyty!!
the bad part of this is you need to know how to make pixel art, as a programmer I don't have time to learn also art design, and art theory I rather prefer to pay someone else to do it and focus on the programming part.
that's very fair yeah
You forgot to keep the pixel per unit size. Basicly why your example game looks bad is every objects pixel size is different relative to the game world.
True xD I dont really do pixel art. I do think that's my own skill issue tho, so hopefully the video still works out!
love it
you are my hero!
hahahhaha tyty! hope it helps!
Is this free to use
Yess
yeah
Cool!
tyty!!
Why are all generations in thumbnails with their mouth open, it always looks wrong.
easy to do I guess xD
How does it feel to be such a chad?
hahahaa Idk bro you tell me
I have to say that your video starts off quite confusing... "Just do that and that and theoretically youre done" but i dont know which website youre using nor do i know what the fuck you mean, a little explanation in the beginning couldve helped me understand better the context...
I make videos for people with previous knowladge about stable diffusion.
Now that you say this I should probably at least add that info on the description, so if someone comes without that presupposed context they can understand what is going on.
My bad, and thanks for the feedback!
If you want to know the "website". It is a local installation of Stable Diffusion. More specificly the "Automatic1111" web-ui. There are sites that allow you to set up custom environments to run it in case you dont have a good gpu.
From here you'll need to look up tutorials on how to install it and a bit of the basics on your own cuz its too long to type😂 sorry.
There are a lot of them here on youtube tho, it wont be hard at all
Ai community is the best community