Here’s a short tutorial that shows the whole process under Linux Ubuntu 17 And here a youtube video that shows how to compile Bforartists 2 on Ubuntu 20: In case that you want to compile Bforartists by yourself, the advice is the same as for Blender. The actual source code can be found on the Github project site:įor previous and official releases have a look in the releases tab: If you have ideas for prompts that could become preset styles, or if you have any other feedback, email. On both platforms, use hashtags #airender #aiart #stableDiffusion.

Please share images you make! Tweet them at or tag on Instagram. But my hope is to focus on each one of these in the very near future!)įeel free to request new features or enhancements. (There are no guarantees that these will happen.

Ability to generate textures with Stable Diffusion.

A panel with prompt modifiers and keyword ideas.

Viewing/copying history of images and prompts.

Here the highest priority new features and enhancements that are in the works: See the Github wiki for help with prompt engineering and ideas, and for Frequently Asked Questions. You can also use animation for batch processing - for example, to try many different settings or prompts. You can render animations with AI Render, with all of Blender's animation tools, as well the ability to animate Stable Diffusion settings and even prompt text! Optionally, if you don't want to create an account anywhere, you can install Stable Diffusion locally.ĪI Render supports running Stable Diffusion locally with the Automatic1111 Stable Diffusion Web UI.

You will create a free account at DreamStudio (from the makers of Stable Diffusion), and everything will render in the cloud in seconds. Setup takes under a minute! No complicated code to run or install, and no google collab to muddle through.

AI Render works on Windows, Mac and Linux!

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