controlnet-normal
Maintainer: jagilley
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Model overview
The controlnet-normal model, created by Lvmin Zhang, is a Stable Diffusion-based AI model that allows users to modify images using normal maps. This model is part of the larger ControlNet project, which explores ways to add conditional control to text-to-image diffusion models. The controlnet-normal model is similar to other ControlNet models, such as controlnet-inpaint-test, controlnet_2-1, controlnet_1-1, controlnet-v1-1-multi, and ultimate-portrait-upscale, all of which explore different ways to leverage ControlNet technology.
Model inputs and outputs
The controlnet-normal model takes an input image and a prompt, and generates a new image based on the input and the prompt. The model uses normal maps, which capture the orientation of surfaces in an image, to guide the image generation process.
Inputs
- Image: The input image to be modified.
- Prompt: The text prompt that describes the desired output image.
- Eta: A parameter that controls the amount of noise introduced during the image generation process.
- Seed: A seed value used to initialize the random number generator for image generation.
- Scale: The guidance scale, which controls the influence of the prompt on the generated image.
- A Prompt: An additional prompt that is combined with the original prompt to guide the image generation.
- N Prompt: A negative prompt that specifies elements to be avoided in the generated image.
- Ddim Steps: The number of steps used in the DDIM sampling algorithm for image generation.
- Num Samples: The number of output images to generate.
- Bg Threshold: A threshold value used to determine the background area in the normal map (only applicable when the model type is 'normal').
- Image Resolution: The resolution of the generated image.
- Detect Resolution: The resolution used for detection (e.g., depth estimation, normal map computation).
Outputs
- Output Images: The generated images that match the input prompt and image.
Capabilities
The controlnet-normal model can be used to modify images by leveraging normal maps. This allows users to guide the image generation process and create unique outputs that align with their desired visual style. The model can be particularly useful for tasks like 3D rendering, product visualization, and artistic creation.
What can I use it for?
The controlnet-normal model can be used for a variety of creative and practical applications. For example, users could generate product visualizations by providing a normal map of a product and a prompt describing the desired appearance. Artists could also use the model to create unique digital art pieces by combining normal maps with their own creative prompts.
Things to try
One interesting aspect of the controlnet-normal model is its ability to preserve geometric details in the generated images. By using normal maps as a guiding signal, the model can maintain the shape and structure of objects, even when significant changes are made to the appearance or visual style. Users could experiment with this by providing normal maps of different objects or scenes and observing how the model handles the preservation of geometric features.
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