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Textual inversion usage competition
We are hosting a competition where the community can showcase their most inventive use of textual inversion concepts in text-to-image or text-to-video.
Our compute cluster; Nataili, currently comprises of 3 nodes, two have 3090, the other has 2 x A5000.
We estimate Nataili can handle 12 concepts per hour, and we can add more workers if there is high demand.
Hopefully demand will be high, we want to train hundreds of new concepts!
Schedule
2022/10/20 - Competition announced, training begins 2022/10/22 12AM UTC - Stage 2 begins, text to image command opened for usage 2022/10/22 12PM UTC - Stage 1 ends 2022/10/24 12PM UTC - Stage 2 ends 2022/10/24 6-12PM UTC - Winners announced
What does most inventive use mean?
Whatever you want it to mean! be creative! experiment!
There are several categories we will look at:
- anything that's particularly creative, ~artistic~ or a e s t h e t i c
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composition; meaning anything related to how big things are, their position, the angle, etc
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styling;
How do I train a concept using the discord bot?
Type /trainconcept then press tab to go through the fields
Concept name is just a name for your concept, it doesn't have to be a single word
Placeholder is what you will use in prompts to represent your concept
Add < and > so it is unique, multiple words should be hyphenated
Initializer is used as the starting point for training your concept, so this should be a single word that represents your concept
Minimum 2 images. Squareish aspect ratios work best
How do I use the trained concept?
Prompting with concepts
When your concept is trained you can use it in prompts.
a cute <nvidiafu> as an astronaut:
or a green <green-couch> sitting on top of a floor, a 3D render, trending on polycount, minimalism, rendered in cinema4d:
Using concepts in the webui
The discord bot will give you a link to a .zip file, download this, extract it, and put the folder in stable-diffusion-webui/models/custom/sd-concepts-library
