Exactly, you can train persons, animals, objects, try to choose the right option when training the AI in the Colab.
Cheers
Jorge

Thanks for your reply.

I understand with persons, animals and objects but I'm not sure the AI is going to work for a Town Center for example.

Let's say I want to generate a picture of an actual statue in an actual City Square. I need to have the background and foreground as that's important when the AI image is viewed, to be obvious where this image is from.

I would want the AI to create the image in say a cartoon style so it looks like a scene from a computer game.

To train the AI I would take 30+ images from all angles with the statue always in the center of each image. But would the AI get confused because there are too many other objects and things for it to focus on or is it able to take on board everything in the frame and understand what I'm trying to achieve?

I fully realise that I can describe in my prompt the type of surroundings but from a commercial standpoint, and what I have in mind, the ability to replicate the actual scene and use AI to create an image of that same scene in a totally unique style would be awesome!

Thanks
Brian

If you're going for a statue, it's like an human, no matter what's the background or the lightning as long as the queality is good.
When training persons, is a good idea no other person than the subject is in the photos, same with a statue.
Have a look at the videos about using variatios and inpainting, they are just published in the training.
Have a look there and let me know
Cheers
Jorge

Thanks for your reply.

I have tried several times but keep getting an error message after I've uploaded the images from my local drive and completed the Training.

I had previously downloaded the NMKD Stable Diffusion GUI software to my local drive so decided to try creating AI images that way. This all worked well until the very end when it also threw an error message which said...

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Python Error

Runtime error. CUDA error: no kernal image is available for execution on the device
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I have a sneaking feeling it is the same error but although I've researched on Google I'm afraid it is more than a little confusing for me!.

So I would be grateful if your experience and greater knowledge could throw some light on what you think the problem is and how I can fix it... in simple basic terms of course!

Thanks
Brian