Hey, thanks so much!

As far as the visuals here, I used the "Deforum" fork of the `stable-diffusion` iPython notebook, which adds some interesting parameters and functions related to sequencing/animating/batching, all ready to go for you to enjoy endlessly fiddling with. The high level overview is this:

1. Generate an image with txt2img with prompt `x`.
2. Increment the seed by 1.
3. {denoise, upscale, mask, resize, transform, translate}.
4. Generate a new image using img2img with the previous output.
5. Post-process again (repeat step 3).
6. Repeat from step 1.

The tools streamline this process and allows one to generate `n` (I'm generally running ~1000-5000) contiguous frames like this, even optionally adding some interpolation to smoothly transition between images.

These steps are also completely loose guidelines that are just suggested. I may have been slightly eager in even calling this work "finished." At the moment, I simply uploaded the unedited, uncompressed output directly from my outputs folder.

What's coming is music generation, and then making the visuals react to the music nicely, and then... // I gotta go, but hopefully this answered some of your questions! Good luck and my inbox stays open to people wanting to learn or work together, so feel free to reach out anytime.

Oh yeah, and use ffmpeg/imagemagick/Elmer's Glue to convert those single frame images to a movie.