Coloring Book
FantastArt
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What would be the best way to turn Daz renders into coloring pages? I tried Line Render 9000, but it doesn't give me very satisfying results. I also tried some postwork, filters etc also. There has been a toon render for Daz, but it doesn't seem to be available anymore. Maybe there is a way to import the Daz scene into another program, to get better results? Any suggestions?
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Line Render 9000 does look like it would be good for that option. I do have it myself but have not tried it yet - do you have some examples of the style you want vs what that product is producing?
https://www.daz3d.com/sketchy-toon-edge-and-art-style-shaders-for-iray
https://www.daz3d.com/oso-toon-shader-for-iray
https://www.renderosity.com/marketplace/products/152307/kfr6-toon-shaders-for-3delight-and-iray
https://www.sharecg.com/v/80939/related/7/Material-and-Shader/Iray-Toon-Shader
https://www.daz3d.com/visual-style-shaders
I also just saw this one https://www.renderosity.com/marketplace/products/150905/line-art-for-all-genesis-figures
Thanks I didn't know about this one.
Automatic 1111 Stable Diffusion ControlNet Canny processor
Convert to the 3Delight shaders DAZ 3D used before they converted all new models to iRay as it has several types of toon/line shader materials that render lightning fast.
Oh, I think this looks awful, sorry
ok, at first I thought it is only generating new lineart images, but I see you can upload your own image and convert them. Do you know how to install it. Do I have to install stable diffusion on my pc first?
Yes, I already thought about this and I missed the shaders when they have been on sale a few hours ago
actually daz have decent outline renderer . check this video so you can try by yourself .
https://youtu.be/SrKXSeiGYp0
yeah but there are online options free and paid too
like anything there are degrees of AI Postwork, many artists are using it as another step, others are totally against it
Man oh man. AI is taking over. But this does look like the perfect solution. And since you are importing DAZ renders for the output, it shouldn't be a copyright issue?
I have not really tried much in the AI realm. I just remember reading that AI generated images can have copyright issues. But this would be your own image you are starting with, so I don't think that would apply to the coloring book you are trying to create.
We dont know for sure , if the controlnet model ( which used to convert our own image into outline) trained using problematic sources images or not .
TBH It`s not easy to answer those issues . But you can paying any great artist for doing several skecth and line arts then find someone who can training those samples sketches and lineart into new custom model ( for these specific purpose ) .
I already tried this, but this doesn't gave good results. It may be nice for comicts, but not for coloring books