【AI角色一致性】“cref” 参数 Midjourney新功能实操详解

AI小王子
12 Mar 202408:17

TLDRThe video introduces a new AI feature for character consistency, allowing stable generation of the same character. It explains the use of the Mijurney character reference (CREF) and the CW parameter for adjusting the weight of the reference image. The feature is best used with the MIGI6 model and can be combined with the Swift function for enhanced results. The video demonstrates the feature using an example of changing Uchiha Itachi's outfit while retaining his facial features, showcasing the effectiveness of the CREF and CW parameters in generating consistent character images.

Takeaways

  • 🚀 New Feature Launch: A new feature has been released that ensures consistency in AI character generation, allowing for the stable creation of the same character.
  • 🔄 Character Consistency: The feature addresses previous concerns about the lack of control over character consistency, significantly improving user experience.
  • 📸 Image Reference (CREF): Users can now reference character features using URLs, which is similar to the previously introduced style reference feature but focuses on character traits.
  • 🔗 URL Usage: The CREF parameter requires a URL to be placed after it, which should be a link to an image that the user wishes to use as a reference for character generation.
  • 📊 Weight Adjustment (CW): The new parameter, CW, allows users to adjust the weight of the reference URL, with a range from 100 to 0, affecting the level of detail in the generated image.
  • 🎨 Detail Preservation: A higher CW value (closer to 100) preserves more details such as facial features, hair, and clothing, while a lower value (closer to 0) focuses primarily on facial details.
  • 🌟 Optimal Model: The feature works best with the Mijurney character reference, especially when the reference is from images generated within the Mijurney model itself.
  • 📷 Image Precision Limitations: While the feature is powerful, it currently has limitations in precision, such as not being able to replicate small details like dimples or freckles perfectly.
  • 🤖 Compatible Models: The CRIB function supports only MIGI6 or MIGI6 models, and not older versions like MIGI5.2.
  • 🌐 Multiple URL Support: Users can use one or multiple URLs as character references, enhancing the precision and customization of the generated character images.
  • 🎭 Transformative Potential: The feature enables the transformation of realistic characters into anime styles with improved facial effects, thanks to the new level of control over character features.
  • 🕊️ Tribute to Creators: The script includes a tribute to the creator of Dragon Ball, Akira Toriyama, and the impact of his work on the speaker's childhood and the broader community of fans.

Q & A

  • What new feature was announced at 6 AM that everyone has been eagerly awaiting?

    -The new feature announced is AI character consistency, which allows for the stable generation of the same character.

  • What is the significance of the character reference feature (CREF) introduced in the update?

    -The character reference feature (CREF) is significant because it enables users to reference specific character traits, allowing for more controlled and detailed generation of characters in images.

  • How is the CREF parameter used?

    -The CREF parameter is used by adding a URL of an image after the 'bar' (-) symbol followed by 'CREF'. This URL is used as a reference for the character's features.

  • What is the purpose of the 'bar' (-) CW parameter?

    -The 'bar' (-) CW parameter adjusts the weight of the reference URL, similar to the image weight parameter in previous functions. It determines how much of the reference image's details are incorporated into the generated image, with a range from 100 (most details) to 0 (only facial features).

  • Which model versions support the CREF feature?

    -The CREF feature supports MIGI6 and MIGI6 models, but not MIGI5.2 or earlier versions.

  • What is the best practice when using the CREF feature for optimal results?

    -For optimal results, it is recommended to use the CREF feature with the Miji or Niji journey models and to provide a clear and detailed reference image that closely matches the desired character traits.

  • What are the limitations of the CREF feature in terms of detail reproduction?

    -The CREF feature currently has limited precision and cannot perfectly reproduce intricate details such as dimples, freckles, or logos on t-shirts.

  • How does the CREF feature work in conjunction with other parameters?

    -The CREF feature can be used alongside other parameters, such as the 'ITA' (item tag attribute) parameter, to further refine the character generation process.

  • What was the example character used in the script to demonstrate the CREF feature?

    -The example character used to demonstrate the CREF feature was Uchiha Itachi from the Naruto series.

  • How did the different CW values affect the generation of Uchiha Itachi with a white shirt?

    -CW values of 0, 50, and 100 resulted in different levels of detail from the reference image. At CW 0, the face was retained with minimal changes to clothing. At CW 50, both the face and some clothing details were retained. At CW 100, the reference image's details were heavily incorporated, resulting in minimal changes to the clothing and a more detailed facial reproduction.

  • What was the unexpected outcome when the 'Itachi' tag was removed from the CREF command?

    -When the 'Itachi' tag was removed, the AI generated an image of a woman, possibly due to the influence of the 'pink' element in the command, indicating that the absence of a specific character tag can lead to different interpretations by the AI.

Outlines

00:00

🚀 Introduction to AI Character Consistency Feature

The paragraph introduces a newly released feature for AI character consistency, which allows for the stable generation of the same character. The speaker, Joni, expresses excitement about this feature that has been highly anticipated and shares a brief test result. The video's main focus is to explain the 'Mijourney character reference (CREF)' feature and its usage, including how to use it with a URL for character reference and the 'CW' parameter to adjust the weight of the reference. The speaker also mentions that this feature works best with characters generated in Miji and is currently only supported by the MIGI6 model.

05:01

🎨 Demonstrating the CREF and CW Parameters

This paragraph details the practical application of the CREF and CW parameters. The speaker demonstrates how to use these parameters to change a character's clothing while retaining facial features, using Uchiha Itachi as an example. The paragraph explains the different effects of varying the CW parameter values (0, 50, and 100) and how they impact the character's appearance. The speaker also explores the results of using CREF without specifying the character's name, showing how AI can still generate a consistent facial appearance based on the reference image. The paragraph concludes with a tribute to the creator of Dragon Ball, Akira Toriyama, and a note on the importance of using the correct parameters for the best results.

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Keywords

💡AI角色一致性

AI角色一致性 refers to the ability of an artificial intelligence system to generate images or representations of a character with consistent features and attributes over time. In the context of the video, this feature is significant because it allows for the stable generation of a particular character, ensuring that the character's appearance remains uniform across different instances.

💡Mijurney character reference (CRIF)

Mijurney character reference, or CRIF, is a newly introduced feature that allows users to reference specific character traits when generating images with AI. This feature works by using a URL to a reference image, enabling the AI to create images that closely match the characteristics of the referenced character.

💡杠杠CW (CW parameter)

The 杠杠CW parameter is a feature that adjusts the weight or influence of the reference URL in the image generation process. It allows users to control the extent to which the reference image's details are incorporated into the generated image. The value ranges from 100 to 0, with higher values leading to more detailed references, particularly in facial, hair, and clothing features.

💡Miji

Miji refers to a type of AI model used for generating images, particularly character images. In the context of the video, Miji is mentioned as the model that significantly benefits from the CRIF feature for generating consistent and accurate character representations.

💡Niji journey

Niji journey is a specific version of the AI model mentioned in the video, which is known for producing anime-style character images. It is highlighted as being particularly effective for generating characters with the new CRIF feature.

💡Swift function

The Swift function is a feature that allows for the combination of the CRIF and CW parameters with the Niji journey or Miji models to create images with a high degree of character consistency and customization.

💡MIGI6

MIGI6 is a specific version of the AI model mentioned in the video that supports the CRIF feature. It is emphasized that only this version and not previous ones like MIGI5.2 support the new character reference functionality.

💡Uchha Itoch

Uchha Itoch is a character from the popular manga and anime series 'Naruto'. In the video, Itoch is used as an example to demonstrate how the CRIF and CW parameters can be used to generate images of a character with consistent facial features but altered clothing.

💡ITA

ITA is a term used in the context of the AI model to refer to a specific type of character or entity that the model can generate. It is mentioned in the video as part of the process of generating images with the CRIF feature.

💡Segret

Segret appears to be a term or element that was included in the video as part of the testing process for the CRIF feature. It is mentioned in the context of observing how the AI incorporates elements from the reference image into the generated images.

💡鸟山明

鳥山明 (Akira Toriyama) is a renowned Japanese manga artist, best known for creating the 'Dragon Ball' series. In the video, the creator pays tribute to him as an influential figure in their childhood and as a symbol of the power of storytelling and art.

Highlights

AI角色一致性功能发布,允许稳定生成同一个角色。

Mijurney character reference (CRIF)功能介绍,用于增强角色特征的一致性。

CRIF功能类似于之前的style reference功能,但专注于人物特征。

使用CRIF时,通过在关键词后添加URL来引用角色特征。

新参数杠杠CW用于调整参考网址的权重,影响角色特征的还原程度。

CW参数的预值范围为100到0,数值越高,参考的细节越多。

CRIF功能在me journey和Miji journey模型上效果最佳。

CRIF功能目前只支持MIGI6模型,不支持MIGI5.2等旧版本。

CRIF功能可以与Swift功能结合使用,提高角色生成的精确度。

CRIF功能通过URL引用角色特征,支持一个或多个URL。

使用CRIF功能时,面部特征如护额、写轮眼等可以得到很好的保留。

CRIF功能允许在保持面部不变的情况下,改变角色的穿着和发型。

CRIF功能在处理写实人物转动漫风格时,面部效果有显著提升。

CRIF功能的强大之处在于即使不加主体名称,也能通过参考图生成一致性角色。

CRIF功能的工作原理与正常做图效果相似,但更聚焦于角色特征识别。

CRIF功能目前精度有限,无法完全还原如酒窝、雀斑等细节。

向鸟山明老师致敬,表达了对经典漫画的热爱和对童年英雄的怀念。