most of the solutions use the inswapper backend, as does ReActor. The reason this turns out to be faster is the "save/load" face model feature. by pre-building face models for loading during inference, the face swapping part is 10x faster. Where i have simply input a gif with an image target, vs inputting the same gif but using the load face model, this is where the speed is better. any faceswap method that allows you to create the faces saves on costly computation time, this is why it is faster.
if you look in the ReCreator Workflow, it is built on top of ReActor. That means that the base workflow provided could be used to build out something like ReCreator, they are essentially the same thing, just implemented for a slightly different purpose. We encourage people to build out there own workflows here, my releases are meant as a starting point. I will start to look at more complicated workflows released by others soon.
great work
This content is gold! Massive thank you.
finally got that bloody reactor module to work, pain in the arse.
glad you got it installed ! they do like to change stuff a lot
how do the results compare to the other methods out there?
most of the solutions use the inswapper backend, as does ReActor. The reason this turns out to be faster is the "save/load" face model feature. by pre-building face models for loading during inference, the face swapping part is 10x faster. Where i have simply input a gif with an image target, vs inputting the same gif but using the load face model, this is where the speed is better.
any faceswap method that allows you to create the faces saves on costly computation time, this is why it is faster.
how it different from ReCretor
if you look in the ReCreator Workflow, it is built on top of ReActor. That means that the base workflow provided could be used to build out something like ReCreator, they are essentially the same thing, just implemented for a slightly different purpose. We encourage people to build out there own workflows here, my releases are meant as a starting point. I will start to look at more complicated workflows released by others soon.