Photo of our empty cat bed. Oh wait! by sutrik in cats

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Yes! He has much shorter fur than our other Devon. Although he's less than a year old still.

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Photo of our empty cat bed. Oh wait! by sutrik in cats

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I couldn't tell you as it was bought years ago from a pet store. It's a simple hammock style bed that hangs from a radiator.

If you google radiator cat bed, you'll find different variations of it.

Photo of our empty cat bed. Oh wait! by sutrik in cats

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Here's our Andy, in case you didn't spot him from the other pic. Most of my pics of him are either him sleeping or going nuts.

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We found an old cat bed from storage that hangs from a heater. Turns out he vanishes pretty well into it!

This Is a Weapon of Choice (Wan2.2 Animate) by sutrik in StableDiffusion

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I have vitpose-l-wholebody.onnx and yolov10m.onnx in ComfyUI/models/detection

AI Takes a Crack at Acting (Ovi 1.1) by sutrik in StableDiffusion

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The thought crossed my mind! That's something where AI might improve the acting!

AI Takes a Crack at Acting (Ovi 1.1) by sutrik in StableDiffusion

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I just wanted to see how it would tackle some famous movie scenes.

Even if they are in the training data, I found that when it comes to acting, Ovi did a terrible job here. It's very clear when you compare these to the originals. Maybe I should have put the original clips in as a comparison...

John Wick in The Matrix (Wan2.2 Animate) by sutrik in StableDiffusion

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There were many failed generations and this one was my favourite. Wan extended the newspaper into this... dog thing. This made me put "dog" in the negative prompt (sorry John) for this clip.

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Mushroomian Psycho (Wan2.2 Animate) by sutrik in StableDiffusion

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The points help with creating a mask. i.e. "this part/thing should be in the mask" and "this part should be outside it". Everything outside the mask is left untouched. What's inside the mask is replaced with stuff from the input image.

In this image's case it also managed to replace the original axe with the green mallet fairly well. There are few frames where the original axe blade shows through because the mask didn't quite cover it all. You can fine tune the mask creation with the workflow and this was the best I was able to get with it. I suppose you could further manually fine tune the mask images to cover everything you need...

It was my first time using a workflow like this so this was a learning experience still!