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Stats | 2,750 |
Reviews | (411) |
Published | Aug 9, 2024 |
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Usage Tips | Clip Skip: 2 |
Hash | AutoV2 E476079117 |
This is a (test) XL model based on pony XL with a little modifications, can react to some artist tags due to Seaart Furry XL mixed in. This model is mainly for anime bara kemono content with a clean style, should be ok for all contents.
I chose pony purely because of its NSFW ability. (Now I'm thinking about switching to NoobXL because Pony is a pain in the ass to tweak)
For realistic_beta:
This is a version based on pony realism model, intended to do photo-realistic furry contents, should be able to do all furry/human contents(male furry bias). It looks good if nothing's wrong xd.
Issues:
The background of the generated image is not well controlled by prompts, this model is not very obedient, it often generates canyons and some green plants as background, and cannot do large sky background. This problem can kinda be solved by prompting.
Sometimes it does a lot of unnecessary blurring/depth of feild.
Cannot do very dark/high contrast images.
Somewhat unstable in doing NSFW contents. (Compared with those anime pony models)
Sometimes the body parts of furry characters will become human(hands especially).
Having trouble getting characters out of the ground! (They seem to be stuck to the ground XD)
For v3.0:
This version has reduced anime style, enhanced details, and seems to be more responsive to artist tags.
For v2.0:
A model similar to v1.0 that fixes the yellowing issue, increases color saturation and may have more details, but it is worse at doing realistic contents?
For v1.0:
It's ok to use 'score' tags or 'zPDXL' embeddings or not, use score tags will generate kemono-styled (japanese furries) images, not using score tags will generate western-styled (those common ones on e621) images.
Prompt length can significantly affects the style and the effect of score tags.
Can react to some artist tags.
Optional style tags: 'by mj5', 'by niji5', 'by niji6'.
Sometimes output images can be too yellow with score tags. (especially with short prompts)