Generate huge pixel art images with Retro Diffusion

Retro Diffusion is an extension for Aseprite that lets you use AI image generation to create pixel art.
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[@zb3485]

Im gonna be honest...its pretty insane to keep getting these updates after just one time purchase...thank you, and great job

[@BRBS360]

Just so I don't misunderstand it: when you say that it now runs on all hardware, you are talking about the VRAM requirements, right? Not about whether a Windows user could use it with an AMD card something similar. I already bought the software, but haven't had much time to test this. Thanks for the video, the improvements look great so far.

[@realastropulse]

There is a chart on the product page that shows compatibility

[@studge3129]

Can this do frame generation? Like for example say I want to generate a world map, can I continue with new frames doing it in the exact same style as the previous? Just like with DALL-E? Essentially adding into the previous image.
Also can you train your own models or are we limited to the models you supplied?

[@realastropulse]

It cant do frames in the sense of animations, but it can keep a consistent look between generations. You can train your own model, but it's not supported natively, you'd need to use another program to train a "LoRA" model, then you can use that lora in retro diffusion from the modifiers dropdown menu.

[@0AD8]

Why is the video in 360P

[@realastropulse]

HD is still processing, give it 30-ish minutes. Thanks youtube :/

[@0AD8]

@@realastropulse oh really, I didn't know TH-cam did that.
Thanks!

[@NostraDavid2]

​@@realastropulse4 hours later, still stuck on 360p - I'll save this video for tomorrow.

[@NostraDavid2]

Eyy, 1080p!