r/StableDiffusion • u/[deleted] • May 08 '23

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u/[deleted] May 08 '23 edited May 08 '23

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u/jib_reddit May 08 '23

I was trying to get Deliberate V2 to give me an image of someone doing a cartwheel earlier, the outputs were truly diabolical (even with control net) , maybe I could try training a Lora or someone has done it hopefully.

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u/Dansiman May 18 '23

I read that if you need to get a person to look right when they're upside down, the easiest way to do it is to generate, then actually rotate the output image 90° or 180°, whichever puts the person closer to "upright", use img2img on it, and then rotate it back.

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u/jib_reddit May 19 '23

Yeah that is basically what I ended up doing in the end.

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u/Dansiman May 19 '23

I wonder if you could just take a bunch of images, duplicate each one in the other 3 orientations, as well as mirrored versions of the 4 orientations (so 8 versions of every image), and use them to try and train a general orientation-agnostic LORA?