docs: Add documentation for Wan 2.2 Animate pipeline #1013
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This commit adds a new documentation file, `docs/WAN_2.2_ANIMATE.md`, that provides a comprehensive overview of the `Wan 2.2 Animate` pipeline. The document covers the high-level workflow, a detailed breakdown of the pipeline's components (masking, model architecture, and relighting), and the end-to-end execution flow.
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thx. A documentation about Animate would be useful for the end user. But why a guide about the internals of the model ? |
This commit adds a new documentation file, `docs/WAN_2.2_ANIMATE.md`, that provides a comprehensive overview of the `Wan 2.2 Animate` pipeline. The document covers the high-level workflow, a detailed breakdown of the pipeline's components (masking, model architecture, and relighting), and the end-to-end execution flow.
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This would be a great template for all Model Guides here - 1000x more informative and useful in a few minutes than sitting through any half-hour Youtube twonk. |
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I wouldn't mind even more in-depth documentation, as I'm currently looking into the black outline issue, and I'm comparing what my ComfyUI pipeline does differently so that the issue doesn't occur. At this moment, I find the Animate pipeline not of much use because of this problem. Well-documented code is priceless. |
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@jsr184 I did reply in the corresponding issue: just disable See Through mask and you will fall back to the default Animate implementation. I can understand the need to document the internals of WanGP but this should be addressed in a different area (a wiki ?) not in the guides area which are for end users. On the other hand as I pointed earlier I am sure there is some demand for advice on how to use Animate and this guide once it has been simplified could be a good starting point. |
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This commit adds a new documentation file,
docs/WAN_2.2_ANIMATE.md, that provides a comprehensive overview of theWan 2.2 Animatepipeline.The document covers the high-level workflow, a detailed breakdown of the pipeline's components (masking, model architecture, and relighting), and the end-to-end execution flow.