[Question] Do we know what Model/Checkpoint the character generator uses?
[Question] Do we know what Model/Checkpoint the character generator uses?
Relative newbie here, be gentle with me.
I get really good results on Perchance, but I have a hard time replicating them when running SD locally, even when I copy/paste prompts. Perchance's are just better , especially with Disney and Anime related subjects.
Do we know what Model/Checkpoint/LoRA's the image generator uses, and if so, is it publicly available to download?
Currently, the only thing we know is that it uses Stable Diffusion 1.5 (+ Deliberate v2) as per this post regarding the model, specifically, this comment. It is updated once in a while so the model might have some changes and it may be hard to replicate it.
P.S. A lot of users have also asked this question (see this post) so only the Dev can talk about it in more detail.
Deliberate v2 (or Artius too, but I don't think it's the right checkpoint) but like you, I just can not replicate what I do on perchance. We need to know the exact checkpoint/lora's and the settings / the hidden prompts (but all the "art style prompts" are known, check my post) ect... in fact it can be explained in two minutes ahah but without it, we can work during months without to find the right settings lol so yes, we need the help of the Dev ! please !!! ^^
The text-to-image plugin backend server is changing often, but I'm always using popular models from civit (sort by highest rating), with the settings they recommend in their model description. You might have recently noticed some changes to results when you use 'photo' in your prompt - that's because I've been using realistic vision (v5.1 IIRC) for some photo-related prompts. I think it's pretty good, but a bit too high-contrast perhaps (apparently this can be fixed with loras). The goal is to have a model per popular category of things people tend to want to generator. E.g. if people start generating a lot of pixel art, I'll add the best available pixel art model. This multi-model approach may become unnecessary once the base models are good enough to know multiple styles.
"we can work during months without to find the right settings"
I thought I already mentioned this in the other thread, but: I haven't played around with loras yet, no embeddings, no fancy sampler stuff, no hi-res fix, no hidden 'quality' prompts (but there is hidden stuff to reduce suggestive/nudity/etc). Step count is usually less than recommended (to make it cheaper), so perchance quality is usually worse than the settings from in the model description. I barely have time to test models right now, let alone use fancy settings - hence my very simple sort-by-rating strategy. I'm spending my days trying to prevent the servers from catching fire (figuratively), and watching my bank account go down (not complaining, brought it upon myself, and there's a path sustainability here so it's fine).
If you sort by popular/rating on civit, close your eyes and click the page, and use the settings they recommend in their model description, and you're not getting perchance-quality results (or better), then you're doing something wrong, and you should troubleshoot on a more appropriate forum (e.g. r/stablediffusion perhaps). This forum is for people to share, get help with, and talk about building their perchance generators.
Thanks for sharing the model you've been using.
catbat is absolutely right though, the settings and hidden details really do make or break generation. It'd be absolutely stellar if you'd kindly share the full settings used. If nothing else, it'd allow for independent optimisation that could help perchance overall down the line. Cheers :)
Thank you for your answer !
could you please tell what was the previous model used for photo (before "realistic vision" which is , imho, less good than the previous one), and the sampling methods/steps and the hidden stuffs you used to reduce suggestive/nudity/etc (I supposed these are hidden prompts; right ?): these "hidden stuffs" can make a big difference on the results (SD is very sensitive to small changes)! I don't have bad results on my local automatic1111, I just try to have the same results with the same prompts; and so I just need these simple infos (and I think it's the same for other people who asked for them). thank you !
I wasn't aware he was using Deliberate V2! Thanks for the info! This model has gotten me closer that I've been been with any of the others. Do we know if he uses hires fix, and if so what settings?
It's not sure that he use deliberate v2, because even with it you won't have the same results as in perchance generators. Maybe he used euler A too , but really, we need infos directly from him. And I think the settings were changed a few days/one week ago, the results are now slightly different
I agree. I have been trying for ages to get the same results as perchance they just seem too good. what I am not able to find is a model that is so sensitive to prompts, and can somehow do artistic outputs as well as realistic images really well. There is definitely some settings or something going on behind the scenes.