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> there arent really any insructional videos

There are a lot of videos and guides on Stable Diffusion, but they are very generic. I'm actually working on a guide myself, that is targeted to pony art specifically. It's not finished yet but already has some useful chapters on basics (https://twai.dev/). I'm planning to rework them to make them more independent from each other and add a guide about inpainting and other more advanced stuff. Unfortunately, I haven't used all that advanced stuff yet, so I first need to learn it, and it takes time.

> What did you use to screen record and edit the video?

I didn't do a screen recording. I just saved every intermediate iteration of the picuture as separate layers in Photoshop. I also have a history of all generated images in Forge, but there are a bunch of bad attempts there, so I just saved all good iterations in Photoshop.

Then I saved all the images in a folder, numbered them with a simple nushell script, and compiled all images into a "slideshow" video with 0.9 FPS via ffmpeg like this:

```
ffmpeg -framerate 0.9 -i '%d.png' -i "D:\Downloads\01_doin_hhgregg_right.mp3" -filter:a "volume=0.4" -shortest -c:v libx264 -pix_fmt yuv420p -r 0.9 speedpaint.mp4
```

[@Button Fixer](/images/37610#comment_102021)

> there arent really any insructional videos

There are a lot of videos and guides on Stable Diffusion, but they are very generic. I'm actually working on a guide myself, that is targeted to pony art specifically. It's not finished yet, but already has some useful chapters on basics (https://twai.dev/). I'm planning to rework thiem to make them more independent from each other, and add a guide about inpainting and other more advanced stuff. Unfortunatelly, I haven't used all that advanced stuff yet, so I first need to learn it, and it takes time.

> What did you use to screen record and edit the video?

I didn't do a screen recording. I just saved every intermediate iteration of the picuture as separate layers in Photoshop. I also have thea history of all generated all images in Forge, but there are a bunch of bad attempts there, so I just saved all good iterations in Photoshop.

Then I saved all the images in a folder, numbered them with a simple nushell script, and compiled all images into a "slideshow" video with 0.9 FPS via ffmpeg like this:

```
ffmpeg -framerate 0.9 -i '%d.png' -i "D:\Downloads\01_doin_hhgregg_right.mp3" -filter:a "volume=0.4" -shortest -c:v libx264 -pix_fmt yuv420p -r 0.9 speedpaint.mp4
```

[@Button Fixer](/images/37610#comment_102021)

> there arent really any insructional videos

There are a lot of videos and guides on Stable Diffusion, but they are very generic. I'm actually working on a guide myself, that is targeted to pony art specifically. It's not finished yet, but already has some useful chappters on basics (https://twai.dev/). I'm planning to rework thim to make them more independent from each other, and add a guide about inpainting and other more advanced stuff. Unfortunatelly, I haven't used all that advanced stuff yet, so I first need to learn it, and it takes time.

> What did you use to screen record and edit the video?

I didn't do a screen recording. I just saved every intermediate iteration of the picuture as separate layers in Photoshop. I also have the history of generated all images in Forge, but there are a bunch of bad attempts there, so I just saved all good iterations in Photoshop.

Then I saved all the images in a folder, numbered them with a simple nushell script, and compiled all images into a "slideshow" video with 0.9 FPS via ffmpeg like this:

```
ffmpeg -framerate 0.9 -i '%d.png' -i "D:\Downloads\01_doin_hhgregg_right.mp3" -filter:a "volume=0.4" -shortest -c:v libx264 -pix_fmt yuv420p -r 0.9 speedpaint.mp4
```