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It's what makes it extra juicy. I revel in their hypocrisy!These are the same kind of women calling me racist because I don't think Hannibal Barca nor Cleopatra were black.
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It's what makes it extra juicy. I revel in their hypocrisy!These are the same kind of women calling me racist because I don't think Hannibal Barca nor Cleopatra were black.
My horrible SDXL workflow takes 90 seconds on a 3070 and 80 seconds on a 12GB 4060TiHow long does SDXL takes to generate an image on a 3080 with 12GB VRAM?
That's overkill, you can do 25-30 with DPM++ 3M SDE Karras and then 10-15 upscaling steps and I doubt you will notice a quality difference.My horrible SDXL workflow takes 90 seconds on a 3070 and 80 seconds on a 12GB 4060Ti
But I do "special" workflows.
50 steps for the image at standard resolution, then upscale and 20 steps upscaled.
May I ask what models/checkpoints you used?I’ve been enjoying this a lot.
Halloween kiwis
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Kiwi typing up a lolcow thread
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I wanted to make one with a bowtie
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Bri’ish
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Chilling with dog
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Kiwi playing a game
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Kiwis getting ready for war
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They love the piano
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Warrior
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I used bing AI with all of these. Just used a few prompts for each. Generally if I want a more cartoony style, I put in prompts like “drawn style”. Or if I want a realistic style, I just don’t put in the “drawn” prompt. Also, if I put in prompts that are possibly unrealistic, the picture will be drawn automatically. The rest are self-explanatory really.May I ask what models/checkpoints you used?
Thanks for answering!I used bing AI with all of these. Just used a few prompts for each. Generally if I want a more cartoony style, I put in prompts like “drawn style”. Or if I want a realistic style, I just don’t put in the “drawn” prompt. Also, if I put in prompts that are possibly unrealistic, the picture will be drawn automatically. The rest are self-explanatory really.
If you're looking to upscale AUTOMATIC1111 lets you do that from the Extras tab. I generally stick with R-ESRGAN 4x+.Started trying out the Automatic1111 ui. Playing around with img2img and making it look sort of like a painting. I haven't figured out how to upscale very well yet so these are small, but I like the results.
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You can also upscale through the img2img process; use a lower denoising strength (0.3 to 0.4) to preserve the original image but also fill in the new details visible from upscaling.Started trying out the Automatic1111 ui. Playing around with img2img and making it look sort of like a painting. I haven't figured out how to upscale very well yet so these are small, but I like the results.
I'm impressed with the first London one because normally when you give it a city prompt it fucks up the geography (and especially with London tends to make lots of deformed Big Bens) but it's obviously improved as that's an accurate depiction of the Palace of Westminster and Portcullis HouseWas trying to get album cover art for a digital-download single using some lyrics. Was not expecting these.
Here's the direct link for anyone wanting to try it out. Need to sign in with Google. Mentions a daily limit on generations, but that's probably easy to get around. Quality seems alright, nothing incredible so far, but I haven't tested it too much. Seems prone to complaining about TOS on innocuous prompts, unsurprisingly.Looks like Google has a proprietary AI ( Archive ) ready to roll out to the public.
If you give it a more open ended prompt it tends to complain about TOS violations and it also tends to do smaller batches (or remove images) for anything that potentially involves people. Have a cat eating pizza.Here's the direct link for anyone wanting to try it out. Need to sign in with Google. Mentions a daily limit on generations, but that's probably easy to get around. Quality seems alright, nothing incredible so far, but I haven't tested it too much. Seems prone to complaining about TOS on innocuous prompts, unsurprisingly.
Seems like it's currently country-locked.Here's the direct link for anyone wanting to try it out. Need to sign in with Google. Mentions a daily limit on generations, but that's probably easy to get around. Quality seems alright, nothing incredible so far, but I haven't tested it too much. Seems prone to complaining about TOS on innocuous prompts, unsurprisingly.