【stable diffusion】Regional Prompterが神過ぎる！【AIイラスト】

The speaker begins by explaining the use of Fusion in a somewhat sleepy tone, acknowledging their tiredness. They discuss a recent extension called Latent Couple, which allows for splitting the screen and applying different characters or prompts to each section. The speaker mentions that while they have been using this feature with satisfaction, they encountered issues with the illustration style clashing when trying to display multiple characters at once. They mention receiving helpful comments on a video explaining the Latent Couple, which led them to learn about another extension called Regional Prompter. Despite being tired and struggling with pronunciation, the speaker proceeds to explain how to install and use this extension, emphasizing the need to restart the user interface for it to appear. They also provide a brief demonstration of creating an image with the extension, showing how it can split the screen and allow for different character prompts, which they find impressive.

The speaker continues by diving deeper into the capabilities of the Latent Couple extension. They explain how to use the extension to create images with different characters and attributes, such as hair color, by splitting the screen and applying specific prompts to each section. They demonstrate how to adjust the quality settings and background, and how to use the 'Visualize' button to change the color scheme. The speaker also touches on the ability to further split the screen into more sections and apply different prompts to each area, allowing for a variety of character combinations and appearances. They provide a live example of creating an image with two female characters, one with red hair and the other with blue, and discuss the potential applications of this feature for creating diverse character illustrations.

In this section, the speaker explores additional customization options within the extension, such as using negative prompts to refine the image output and experimenting with different color schemes to achieve an anime-like appearance. They also discuss the importance of seed values for consistency in image generation. The speaker demonstrates how to change backgrounds, transitioning from indoor to outdoor scenes, and how this affects the overall imagery. They mention the challenges of managing backgrounds when the screen is split into multiple sections and suggest that while it's possible, it might be complex. The speaker concludes this part by simplifying the image back to a two-section split for easier management.

The speaker wraps up the video by summarizing the capabilities of the Latent Couple extension and encouraging viewers to experiment with it. They mention the potential for creating high-resolution, detailed images and the importance of using the extension for complex character illustrations that might not be possible with basic prompts alone. The speaker also acknowledges the learning curve and the need for practice to fully utilize the extension's features. They invite viewers to ask questions and provide feedback, offering to create answer videos if there's sufficient interest and time. The speaker ends the video on a positive note, expressing gratitude for the viewers' attention despite their tiredness.