I got 5s video at 1024x576 in 9 minute with sol attention and ane on inside Drawthings using taomate lora 3 steps. 8bit S model
Exactly same configuration with Vpipe and i got it in 5 minute. 8bit Vpipe conversion model from full weights
Im in a macbook pro m4 max 36gb ram.
I would like to preface this by saying I really appreciate Draw Things and how easy it is compared to Comfy.
I have a Mac with an M1 Max 32 GB. I’m able to use Minimax H3 REF2VA with images as references and it works great. If I could have videos as an input capability, that would be AMAZING!
I’ve tried soo many different versions to get it to work on Comfy but it’s so hard and frankly I’m not even sure if it’ll work due to my set-up even though ChatGPT, Grok, and Google’s AI have suggested it could be done if I download this, and get that node, and do this command, etc…
The simplicity that Draw Things has is in my opinion unparalleled. I hope to see this capability on the app soon.
If anyone is in the same boat as me and has found a local option, your help is appreciated.
I'm desperate. I've been trying to crack DrawThings for some time and even blowing through all my Astra credits in the process. I have a character that I want to create images of (mainly in the fashion / influencer space). I have dozens of headshots to use as likeness guides. No matter what I do I can not get this app to maintain the consistency in the generated images. Can anyone guide me on the steps necessary to unlock that? I'm mainly on Qwen 2.1 right now (though have tried other models in the past). What's the trick? Just throwing the images on the moodboard doesn't seem to be cutting it.
trained a character lora and finally getting consistent results. 8 steps, unipc trailing, 768x1344, guidance 1.0 biggest fix was putting the pose first in the prompt, z image kept ignoring it otherwise
anyone figured out hands holding cups? mine keep melting into the cup
Hello, help is appreciated I don’t really know what settings to change. My image generations with new Qwen Image 2.1 is all smudgy nonsense, no full image. What settings should I have so I can generate normal looking images?
I have quickly figured out that I am going to want to run my training sets for multiple models and Im looking for a way to not have to hand jam my descriptions each time. Short of building a text file, is there a way to essentially embed the description into the image so I just need to point the LOAR to them for training.
Thanks in advance
When generating videos in Draw Things, the process takes a long time, so I usually work on other things on mac; however, Draw Things gets hidden behind other apps, making it impossible to see the generation status. I have to bring the window to the foreground every now and then to check if the generation has failed, which is a hassle.
I think it would be very convenient if just the preview and progress bar could be displayed in a Picture-in-Picture (PiP) window anywhere on the desktop; this would allow users to monitor the generation status constantly without interfering with other apps.
The attached image shows an app I created today—with the help of AI—that captures the approximate preview area of Draw Things at set intervals and displays it in a small window. It is just a tiny 300x200px window, but frankly, it is incredibly useful.
It is a modest suggestion, but I would appreciate it if the development team could consider it.
Note:The primary purpose of this preview window is not to check the remaining generation time. Instead, it is intended for verifying whether the output matches the prompt during video generation, or checking for any unwanted images during continuous image generation.If something seems wrong, users will notice immediately and can return to the app to cancel or skip the process.
Would it be possible to add a way to skip/cancel only the current image generation while a script is running, without stopping the whole script?
For example, if a script is generating 20 images and I’m currently on image 6, I might see that the result is going in a bad direction and want to discard it. Ideally, I could press something like “Skip” and have the script immediately move on to image 7.
Currently, as far as I understand it, stopping the generation also stops the script, which means I have to either let the unwanted image finish or stop everything and restart.
I think this could be particularly useful for scripts that generate batches of images or iterate through different prompts/parameters.
I’m not sure whether this is technically possible with the current scripting architecture, but it would be a really useful feature.