Invoke - 3.7 Release - New Workflow Interface, Seamless Textures, and DW Pose
TLDRThe video introduces updates to the Invoke tool, highlighting the streamlined workflows interface and the ability to customize visible fields for users. It emphasizes the ease of creating and sharing repeatable processes, with options to edit and reset default values. The release also includes improvements to seamless tiling for more reliable patterns and the introduction of the DW pose processor for enhanced pose detection in post-controls. These enhancements aim to simplify the user experience and set the stage for exciting features in the upcoming version 4.0.
Takeaways
- 🎉 The Invoke tool has been updated to make sharing and using workflows easier with a new interface in the workflows tab.
- 📊 View mode allows users to expose only the fields that need to change between workflows, simplifying the process.
- 🚀 Workflows can be accessed, loaded, and automatically update the view panel with relevant fields.
- 🛠️ The workflow editor is easily accessible for making changes to the workflow and adjusting exposed fields.
- 🎨 When creating a workflow, users can choose to expose only specific fields and organize the view for clarity.
- 🔄 Default values in the workflow editor can be updated and saved, with the option to reset to default on the View tab.
- 📋 Workflows can be loaded from a file or started with default workflows provided in the library.
- 🖼️ The upscaling workflow example demonstrates the use of image drop zones and customizable settings for users.
- 🔧 The seamless tiling feature has been improved for better reliability and consistency in generating patterns.
- 🖌️ Brush tool enhancements include the ability to adjust brush size with the scroll wheel for ease of use.
- 🤖 The DW pose processor is now used in all open pose control adapters, improving pose detection and post controls.
Q & A
What is the main update in the Invoke tool's workflow tab?
-The main update is the new interface in the workflows tab, which allows users to expose only the fields that need to change between workflows, making it easier to create and share repeatable processes with the team and community members.
How does the view mode in the updated workflows tab benefit users?
-The view mode in the updated workflows tab benefits users by showing only the relevant fields that have been exposed, thus simplifying the process of running and managing workflows.
What feature has been added to the workflow editor for customization?
-The workflow editor now allows users to rename the fields exposed to make it easier to understand and use when creating and interacting with workflows.
How can changes made in the workflow editor affect the view tab?
-Changes made in the workflow editor, such as default value alterations, will update whenever the workflow is loaded in the view tab. However, these changes can be easily reset to the default values using the reset button.
What types of workflows can be accessed and loaded from the library?
-Users can access and load a variety of workflows from the library, including those they have created themselves or default workflows provided in the library to help them get started with creating or using workflows.
How does the upscaling workflow example simplify the process of creating textures or patterns?
-The upscaling workflow example simplifies the process by allowing users to easily input images and choose parameters like scale factor, creativity, sharpening, strength, and structural control, which are presented as renamed fields for better understanding.
What improvement has been made to seamless tiling in the 3.7 update?
-The 3.7 update has increased the number of skipped layers in the seamless tiling process, making it more reliable and consistent in generating seamless patterns for textures, wallpapers, and other tiled creations.
How do the new pose control adapters in 3.7 enhance the capabilities of the tool?
-The new pose control adapters use the DW pose processor, which has additional capabilities like face and hand recognition, and works effectively in extracting poses or use in post-controls.
What new feature has been added to the brush tool in version 3.7?
-In version 3.7, users can now hold down the control key and use the scroll wheel on their mouse to easily increase or decrease the brush size while using the brush tool.
What should users expect in the upcoming version 4.0 of Invoke?
-Users can expect exciting new features and improvements in version 4.0 of Invoke, although specific details are not provided in the script. Users are encouraged to stay tuned for updates and subscribe for more information.
Outlines
🚀 Introducing the New Workflow Interface
The script introduces exciting updates to the Invoke tool, highlighting the ease of sharing and using workflows with the newly designed interface. The workflows tab now features a view mode that allows users to expose only the fields that require changes between workflows, facilitating the creation and sharing of repeatable processes with teams and community members. The interface automatically updates the view panel with relevant fields when workflows are accessed or loaded from the library. Additionally, the workflow editor is readily accessible for users to customize their workflows, organize their views, and rename fields for enhanced usability. Changes made in the workflow editor are reflected in the view mode, and defaults can be easily reset. The script also mentions the ability to load workflows from files and use default workflows available in the library for beginners.
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Keywords
💡Invoke Tool
💡Workflows
💡Interface
💡View Mode
💡Field Exposure
💡Workflow Editor
💡Seamless Tiling
💡DW Pose Processor
💡Brush Size Adjustment
💡Version 3.7
💡Version 4.0
Highlights
Invoke tool now has an easier way to share and use workflows.
The workflows tab has a new interface in view mode.
Fields that need to change between workflows can now be exposed.
Workflows can be generated and run with a simplified process.
The view panel updates automatically with relevant fields.
Workflow editor is accessible for behind-the-scenes editing.
When creating a workflow, only desired fields can be exposed.
Workflow view can be organized to match a clear set of steps.
Fields can be renamed for easier user understanding.
Default values inside the workflow editor can be updated and saved.
Changes made in the view tab do not affect the saved workflow.
There's a reset button to revert to default values easily.
Different workflows can be deployed for a larger organization.
Workflows can be loaded from a file for sharing and using.
Default workflows in the library can be used as a starting point.
Seamless tiling has been improved for more reliable and consistent patterns.
Advanced options allow turning on the seamless tiling feature.
DW pose processor enhances capabilities like face and hand recognition.
Brush size can be easily adjusted using the control and scroll wheel.
