Closed zhanghongyong123456 closed 2 years ago
Hi,
Thank you very much for your prompt reply. I am wondering if it is possible to randomly generate some descriptive scenes.Thanks again for your code implementation. I have tried to achieve a similar effect to that achieved in Eleuther AI. My computer is 8G, so the image I get is about 400*400,I was wondering if the generated image needs to be super-resolution or 3D painting later
Hi,
- One day I may indeed implement the image rotation in python... just as soon as I figure out how :) Ideas and tips welcome!
- Another way to generate random text would be to use something like GPT-2 or GPT-J-6B. Can the text prompt be typed in English only? Can other languages work, such as Chinese,How do I do it if I want to enter Chinese
Image post processing is entirely up to the artist! Feel free to upscale or do novel view synthesis as you feel. I've seen some good ones out there!
For other languages, I'd start with something like google translate. You could "pip install deep_translator" and generate English a bit like this: deep_translator --translator "google" --source "chinese" --target "english" --text "我现在可以用英文写文字了"
Image post processing is entirely up to the artist! Feel free to upscale or do novel view synthesis as you feel. I've seen some good ones out there!
For other languages, I'd start with something like google translate. You could "pip install deep_translator" and generate English a bit like this:
deep_translator --translator "google" --source "chinese" --target "english" --text "我现在可以用英文写文字了"
Wow, that's amazing,Suddenly feel your knowledge level must be very high,Know a lot of
@zhanghongyong123456 If you're still looking to run the zoom.sh
example app on Windows, you can have a look at my .bat translation with the same functionality at https://gist.github.com/ecmjohnson/d41ada89c22ed84631ecdeb753ec9f04. Though I definitely think a Python implementation would be a better and more portable approach
@zhanghongyong123456 If you're still looking to run the
zoom.sh
example app on Windows, you can have a look at my .bat translation with the same functionality at https://gist.github.com/ecmjohnson/d41ada89c22ed84631ecdeb753ec9f04. Though I definitely think a Python implementation would be a better and more portable approach
Thank you for providing the link, I think it will be a good choice
- One day I may indeed implement the image rotation in python... just as soon as I figure out how :) Ideas and tips welcome! Maybe something like this?
Pillow is an option, but I've been playing with a lot of these - https://imagemagick.org/script/convert.php Implode/explode is fun, as are quite a few others. Hence me considering Wand - https://docs.wand-py.org/en/0.6.6/
Pillow is an option, but I've been playing with a lot of these - https://imagemagick.org/script/convert.php Implode/explode is fun, as are quite a few others. Hence me considering Wand - https://docs.wand-py.org/en/0.6.6/
That should be a good idea
There is a basic version in python now, e.g.
python generate.py -p "a zooming movie" -zvid -i 7200 -zse 15 -se 7200 -vl 16
There is a basic version in python now, e.g.
python generate.py -p "a zooming movie" -zvid -i 7200 -zse 15 -se 7200 -vl 16
Thank you for the great project, I will try ,it should be very magical