doogyhatts
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I understood a bit more on how those dancing humans and animals might be created using those apps.
I think they use a lot of segmentation and it is much faster to change the different body parts and clothing using a pre-built animation.
To make the pre-built animation, I think only DragDiffusion is the correct solution. That means, manually dragging each limb of the cat or human until it fits nicely within the reference keyframe.
But DragDiffusion can only be installed on a Linux machine and requires at least 14gb vram. So a lot of people cannot use it unless they pay for Colab or rent GPU on other cloud services. The free Colab does not work anymore as the Colab AI will attempt to crash the session.
The simpler option is to pay for the app service but will be limited to specific dance styles that the app developer has added.
Another possibility is the open source version of AnimateAnyone. But this requires 24gb vram and the solution has errors.
I think they use a lot of segmentation and it is much faster to change the different body parts and clothing using a pre-built animation.
To make the pre-built animation, I think only DragDiffusion is the correct solution. That means, manually dragging each limb of the cat or human until it fits nicely within the reference keyframe.
But DragDiffusion can only be installed on a Linux machine and requires at least 14gb vram. So a lot of people cannot use it unless they pay for Colab or rent GPU on other cloud services. The free Colab does not work anymore as the Colab AI will attempt to crash the session.
The simpler option is to pay for the app service but will be limited to specific dance styles that the app developer has added.
Another possibility is the open source version of AnimateAnyone. But this requires 24gb vram and the solution has errors.
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