The Ambrosinus Toolkit v1.2.8 now includes a new feature: AI outpainting. This addition enhances the Grasshopper platform with another AI tool that utilizes Stable Diffusion technology. So, it will be possible to explore your design even outside the usual on-board frame!
With Ambrosinus Toolkit v1.2.6 I finally brought the “Variation” mode to the locally executable Stable Diffusion-based AI component package.
This well-known mode is based on the principle of altering the initial prompt and the image provided as input. In fact, unlike Text-to-Image (T2I), Image-to-Image (I2I) always requires an initial source image.
As many already know, new platforms and services dedicated to AI are growing visibly. Meshy is one of them and promises to empower content creators to effortlessly turn text and images into captivating 3D assets in under a minute. Waiting for further developments… I’m starting to integrate these features within Ambrosinus Toolkit v1.2.6 😉
Since the Ambrosinus-Toolkit v1.2.2 has been implemented with a new feature: Run Stable Diffusion locally and above all in remote working! Thanks, AUTOMATIC1111 (A11) project and… Read More »Remote working (LAN) for Stable Diffusion and ControlNET via Grasshopper
Since the Ambrosinus-Toolkit v1.1.9 has been implemented with a new feature: Run Stable Diffusion locally thanks AUTOMATIC1111 (A11) project and ControlNET (CN) extensions. It is another… Read More »AI as Rendering Engine: running Stable Diffusion and ControlNET locally via Grasshopper
This tool allows you to set (only once from the first start) the path of the folder where you installed Stable Diffusion (and related… Read More »Win SD Launcher – a Windows App for launching quickly WebUI from AUTOMATIC1111
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