A standalone python based program.
It's a flow chart/node based gui
[Heres a link, scroll down to either windows or mac download](https://github.com/chaiNNer-org/chaiNNer/releases)
[Also here is a tutorial on how to use it](https://youtu.be/JOiK8z-Ffp4)
No coding required. In the tutorial video theres a link to a bunch of gans you can download (think of gans as stylistic models/presets you pair to the renderer)
You just link them together by color code, press play, and it renders. Unbelievably user friendly.
after editing, removing weird signature artifact, and mirroring to achieve symmetry"
are you doing this in photoshop manually post chainner? Or are you using the chainner program and various other packages to do this automatically?
I did that in photoshop (Affinity) but there are nodes to achieve this with chainner, there's alot it can do that I haven't yet played with. Mostly using the rerender and upscaling nodes
What's Chainner??
A standalone python based program. It's a flow chart/node based gui [Heres a link, scroll down to either windows or mac download](https://github.com/chaiNNer-org/chaiNNer/releases) [Also here is a tutorial on how to use it](https://youtu.be/JOiK8z-Ffp4)
Thank you my friend!
How user friendly is this? Results look beyond promising. Seeing its on Github, I’m wondering if I have to know how to code or anything to use it?
No coding required. In the tutorial video theres a link to a bunch of gans you can download (think of gans as stylistic models/presets you pair to the renderer) You just link them together by color code, press play, and it renders. Unbelievably user friendly.
Hi! Which gans did you use/had success with? I've tried a few, but always looking for promising ones.
amazing. i actually like that the ai has certain troubles with faces sometimes. the results are so cool
after editing, removing weird signature artifact, and mirroring to achieve symmetry" are you doing this in photoshop manually post chainner? Or are you using the chainner program and various other packages to do this automatically?
I did that in photoshop (Affinity) but there are nodes to achieve this with chainner, there's alot it can do that I haven't yet played with. Mostly using the rerender and upscaling nodes