@kaylazy Model LazyPlusWhere can I find it?

negative prompt: Heterochromia

You can do it by merging SD15 inpaing + this + SD15, add difference, mult at 1, did myself and worked perfectly.

while i can confirm thats working fine, i would still want the original creator to add it to this page because not everybody knows how to do that or reads this post. so lazy, would you please add inpainting versions of your great model?

@rimor Would you mind uploading it somewhere?

@rimor Thanks, was looking for exactly this.

what's the benefit of an inpainting model? I've never had problems inpainting with this or anything else, but I honestly don't know anything

@aislyguy well its much better at inpainting ^^ you will notice a big difference how it performs, just try it. less mutations, inpainted stuff fits better to the surrounding area (depending on padding pixels), needs less forcing with prompts, stuff like that. some extensions even need one and are looking for its config, and invoke has a nasty bug atm where when using a non inpainting model for inpainting it will result in ugly noise artifacts. if you use an inpainting model of the main model you use you get the same kind of faces or bodies or objects or whatever the main model provides compared to using the general inpainting model which can only fix parts of your image with the kind of stuff it was trained with, thats why people ask for inpainting versions if they dont know how to make em (like described above, works fine).