A bunch of poses from a few Instagram models made via OpenPose.
Description
V2 notes: Adding additional poses to total of 121 poses included.
V1 notes: Initial release. 58 poses included.
Sample images provided are of a fake Insta model created entirely in SD and trained into a character lora.
FAQ
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Probably a stupid question, but how to use Pose files in ControlNet? I am able to load sample images from this package and then ControlNet recognizes the pose from SD-generated photo. When I import in the same way "Pose" picture it changes nothing (I am using openpose preprocessor and model) and annotator preview shows blank space
Take the pose image from this pack and load it into controlnet, then select "openpose" for the controlnet model. ***Do not use a preprocessor.*** Leave that blank. I've done the preprosessing for you with this pose pack. Enable controlnet (and maybe select low vram mode if you need). Then simply run your prompt.
You don't have to use the sample images from the package. Those are simply for your reference on how the pose looks finished. Only use the actual pose images with the open pose figures (the colorful stick figures).
What settings are used to generate those photos? Like model, steps, etc.
I'm a newbie, and they are looking realistic, like if I would see it in some Instagram account, I won't believe that it is SD. :)
If you download the pose package, it comes with sample images. There are a number of ways to get the prompt meta data. If you use A1111, one way is by installing the "png info" extension and then loading the sample image into it. It'll populate all the settings used to generate the images and even allow you to automatically transpose those settings into your txt2img prompt form.
As a heads up, I used a custom face lora I trained to produce a consistent character. So you may see lora details in the prompt data that you will not be able to replicate.
Prompt details don't show up on here because I used photoshop to show the pose overlayed with the sample, thus stripping the meta data.
@KinkMaster thank you a lot!
how do you install it? i downloaded it but where do i put these files?
You use them with the controlnet extension.