Welcome to Perfection Realistic!
This is an Illustrious XL merge with a bunch of hand-selected checkpoints and LoRAs to improve the base model's realistic capabilites.
And wow, does it deliver!
Also available on mage.space.
It's focus is on creating high quality, photorealistic, but slightly exaggerated images with a focus on women.
Do not use the Normal scheduler. Use Simple or Beta!
Use euler_a, dpmpp_2m_sde or dpmpp_3m_sde as your sampler.
To use the faster low-step settings, you need to use the DMD2 LoRA. This allows you to use 8 or 16 steps and generate very fast. Remember to generate in 2 passes, either using "Hires fix" in Forge/A1111, or by creating and chaining a second sampler node in ComfyUI. A sample workflow if included in the sample images of the model. Use this as a reference.
Each sample/preview image contains the used workflow. Here's a quick article with simpler more beginner-friendly workflow. This is a recommended starting point.
Recommended Settings
Base Generation
Steps: 24
CFG-scale: 4
Sampler: DPM++ 3M SDE
Scheduler: Simple (beta upscale scheduler)
Upscale/Refine
Steps: 8
CFG-scale: 6
Sampler: DPM++ SDE (dpmpp_sde)
Scheduler: Beta
Denoise: 0.35
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5k? you guys that pay 5k just st****pid.
I'll click on
"Notify me when it's available".
I'll support work that have decent and balanced value.
I see now, your Pony is trained, this is merge.
Why dont you train on this?
Yes, my pony is well trained, it can do all sorts of tricks.
I am training on this. Training, merging, training, merging.
Can this do men/gay men?
I believe so, from all the images I see people uploading on previous versions.
I haven't had the pleasure of testing it myself, but the occasional lady with bonus accessories does show up from time to time.
Enjoy!
people down-thumbing that just cause they asked if it was possible to make male focused images is hilarious, cause like, imagine the level of insecurity you must have.
@Nee_Vee_Noir It's not a statement, it's a reaction. You may not like it, but that doesn't change anything.
@Zilcher Sure, but why though? What's the point in thumbing down such a question? Thumbing up makes sense to me because it means you might also wonder the same thing.
Thumb down means what? Don't ask such questions? The answer is obvious? I don't like gay?
@6tZ Definitely the third one, yeah. I'm sadly used to it on here from people who haven't figured out their tags.
Like as a gay man myself, I see tits and vaginas constantly on this site and I never thumbs down or sad face emote them loool. Homophobes and insecure dudes gotta do what they gotta do, I suppose.
@Nee_Vee_Noir @6tZ You will never please or appease strangers who dislike you, and that shouldn't be your goal just as it's not mine. You could have let it be what it is and move on. But you didn't merely react, you decided to attack us "people down-thumbing", so you now get an actual non-representative statement from one of them. Enjoy.
You are owed exactly as much as I am owed, which is absolutely nothing, though one certainly doesn't help the case by accusing strangers with the same tired, worthless ad hominem slander that may have caused the negative reaction in the first place. Yeah, dudes are sick of your perpetual and divisive culture war, sick of being guilty without due process for a crime their accusers can't articulate or otherwise define, sick of the shameless gaslighting and hostility over nothing, sick of good folk being labeled terrible things by even more terrible people. Go ask, "Can this do women" on the gay male focused Checkpoints or LoRAs. You might find a similar negative reaction to that question on at least one or two of those models. To be clear, I'm not claiming it's prevalent at the moment, but I see that kind of reaction to normal, inoffensive things across websites all the time. I laugh and move on. But you didn't, and so I didn't, and here we are. I would hope that, if your neutral and unilateral standard is real and not mere virtue-signaling, that you admonish those reactions as well should you come across them. But I know you won't, because you haven't complained at all about the hearts. By your logic, imagine hearting the question. It is, by that reasoning, just as pointless and useless, since the thumbs supposedly represent interest or lack thereof. What does the heart mean in this context, then? Why did you yourselves heart it? Why is it valid but the thumbs-down is somehow not? No thought or concern was spared questioning that in particular because nobody on this website is free of bias and partisan rhetoric. You are not better than me, you are not more virtuous than me, you are not holier than me, and you are not above me. I didn't thumbs down to attack or target you or even the person asking, because nobody knows or cares that a self-proclaimed gay person on the internet exists, just like they don't know or care that I exist. The difference is that I tend to leave people be, whereas you seem to want and demand obedience and external validation at all times. That is at least part of the reason you attacked those like myself who thumbs-downed the question. That's part of the reason I'm wasting my precious little time writing all this shit when I just want to download a photorealistic checkpoint model and generate some butts. Perhaps on that last part we can agree.
About 2.0 :
(Thank you so much for this free model and sorry if my English is not good ^^)
I've been discovering and learning Comfy for a month, and I find this model really good.
I've also had good results doing "in paint" with it.
My only complaint would be that it's hard to manage the strength of terms like "chubby" and "curvy" without making a fat character. But maybe I'm going about it the wrong way ^^ I'm still a rookie.
I have a project to make a fantasy visual novel with this model (is my favortite on civitai), so I am preparing a data set to create my first constant character with a Lora. With my project in mind, what are the important differences between version 2.0 and 3.0 ?
Merci !!!
Thx for the kind words.
It's probably not you. This model is a bit overfit in what it outputs. You essentially lack control of it sometimes.
The key difference from 2.0 to 3.0 is primarily improved LoRA effectiveness. I get stronger LoRA outputs with this model, compared to the older versions. Aside from that, I also feel like cum is stronger in 3.0 than the previous ones. But that's for you to decide which style you prefer.
Overall, I suggest going for the one that has the best images.
My preference is still on 2.2 actually. So that would be my recommendation if you don't need LoRAs to work a bit better.
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