jrmylee
Joined 8 years ago
Joined 8 years ago
In fact, Rubbrband started as an open-source project.
Each member of our team are ML researchers who have committed tens of thousands of lines to open-source.
I think you're conflating open-source with local installations. Our founding team was not fan of the interfaces that a lot of these projects have for our use cases. Not to mention, our hardware just doesn't run them.
could you elaborate on this?
We also have face IP-adapter nodes in our app!
I would say there are a lot of more minor UX differences about our app than other offerings. One particular favorite of mine is the ability to switch between the Node Editor screen and the Playground screen using cmd+p.
We built this feature mainly bc the node editor isn't great for generating images, but it's awesome for dialing in the exact aesthetic you want with different nodes/settings. We built the Playground screen for generating images once you have a workflow you like.