1- General use - a style for vintage classy dining and lounge scenes (so many places had this style of interior until the early 90s or so), start strength at around .6-.7, though .6 - .9 seems to be a good range (higher forces photo realistic), optional trigger w1ldW00dcl4ss1c

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2- Create a near "photocopy" of an East Coast legend of the shore - the long gone Ed Zaberer's Anglesea Inn in Wildwood, NJ. For the two or three people that see this and know what getting ZABERIZED is all about - Boost strength .9 up to as high as 1.1. front of Ed Zaberer's does the classic building, specify night and/or illuminated. corner entrance with an eagle statue does the sign. arched welcome sign does the sign but need to explain a bit. Can be a little fickle. See prompts from sample images.

Various useful/helpful terms- dining room, lounge, statue, lobby, bar, signage, vintage, eating, menu, neon letters, photo, analog, entrance, doors, Ed Zaberer's, Ed Zaberer's from the front, back lawn

Why did I make this? I went here as a kid, and spending 1980s summers in Wildwood, I thought it the peak of classiness. Sadly, there are hardly any pictures of it. Training models on old vintage places with low quality pics out there is a great challenge, and also the best way to truly upscale without losing fidelity.

Training notes- trained on 21 images at 512 for 3360 steps, then polished it off with a pruned set of 7 images at 1024 for 350 steps. That said, it took me 20 or so runs before getting the balance of images right.

Issues- optional trigger placement can have too much impact at times then sometimes not at all (seems to mostly be prompt accuracy and fingers with utensils), food and drink can look a little weird at higher strengths, character appearance may be heavily impacted at high strengths.