@FapMagi Oh, thank you! The whole new spectrum of possibilities opens! :)

PROGRESS

@FapMagi well I guess us men are indeed disgusting in one way or another lmao

seems men are ugly

i wonder the same..

where do I put it in?

@xunxunvn Embeddings folder

because of the VAE used. Select MSE 84k VAE to fix

In your stable diffusion folder there should be a subfolder called "embeddings". The download file should be placed in there, and then you can use this embedding by using the trigger word in the negative prompt text box.

@piscisi thank you <3

@no_ For this specific embedding the trigger word is "ng_deepnegative_v1_xxt", where "xx" is dependent on the the version you downloaded. For example, for the 75T version the trigger word is "ng_deepnegative_v1_75t". You can see that on the right of the webpage in the information table.

@piscisi so this is totally different than the models we normally download like Dreamlike or Deliberate? They go to models and these goes to embeddings folder?

Btw sorry i am asking here, but, whats checkpoint? 😬 i am newbie so...

@aimakeart849 Yes, textual inversion embedding (*.pt) and checkpoint/model/weight (*.ckpt or *.safetensor) are total different things.

SD models go to stable-diffusion-webui\models\stable-diffusion\ but embeddings go to stable-diffusion-webui\embeddings\

You use textual inversion by put its file name into the prompt (or negative prompt like this case). For example "ng_deepnegative_v1_75t.pt" get called by adding text "ng_deepnegative_v1_75t" (no extension .pt) in negative text input field. The file name can be changed and you still be able to use it by put exact name in text box (doesn't matter what original name you download it). But keep original name for easy tracking reason only (like make sure you remember you downloaded something already before).

@nnq2603 Got it, thanks 😊

ng_deepnegative_v1_75t

Pickle - can be pickled aka virus

Safe - you're safe

One is full of trojans, one ain't

@anaccountfordrawing Do you know if theres a way to convert .pt to safetensors? I convert ckpt to safetensors but idk how to do .pt

I have difficulties in installing these models and do inference on my computer, does anyone has any advices?

@maxwellcarey7777 This is a Textual Inversion, not a model. Click the question mark in the Type box in Details to understand how to use it.

I've been doing it for a while now and it works good.

It can make it harder to do weird inpaintings. Like if you need to remove something from the background, I usually don't use any negatives or it will try to draw something where its suppose to be blank wall.

The more "negatives" made by who'knwos'who , the more you'll have generations you don't understand anything about. Don't use any of those so called negatives. Trust your prompting skills. And do your own.

hi, i use 'Artroom AI' as the SD's interface, i dont have a Embeddings folder to put this file in , what do i do?

Where can I find the textual inversion page?

Put them in the "Embeddings" folder and activate them by using the filename in your prompt.

Example: I have the Photohelper.pt file in my Embeddings folder. My prompt might be something like "A photo of a samurai, PhotoHelper."

Hope this helps.

Are there any other safetensor embeddings than easynegative? That is the only one I have been able to locate with st filetype. If you know of any other please let me know, or give me a clue so I can find them :) Thanks

Just save everything on google drive then find folder embedings and paste it.

It's available on Stable Horde as well and does everything for you.

A folder named 'embeddings'.

@MaoYouShiJie thanks。

hi, i use 'Artroom AI' as the SD's interface, i dont have a Embeddings folder, what do i do?

@jeniliadcruz514238 make a folder

To answer my own question, It appears both end with BREAK which causes the jump, so my next question was, is a comma needed after a BREAK, and therefore I found https://www.reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion/comments/14xnfx4/in_summary_stable_diffusion_doesnt_really_care/ which seems to indicate stable diffusion doesn't really care about comma's, though I doubt it, since comma's do matter in the token count.

@pico0obyte442 thanks for posting this follow up! That actually answered my curiosity about why this always tends to cause token count to be at a division of 75. In my limited experience, commas matter but not as much as we would like. It helps steer images toward keeping a concept together, but if you type "blue shirt, yellow walls" you're definitely going to get some yellow shirts and blue walls.You probably already know all this, just adding some notes for the next person who comes along with questions. I haven't used BREAKs yet. I'm going to have to give them a try now that I understand what they do a little better.

The regional; prompter stable diffusion extension allows limiting colors to regions. For ComfyUI there are similar custom nodes, I use regional mask, condition that and combine those. In ComfyUI the combining is tricky though, there is concat and combine, I think you require the latter. Some overlap is allowed but you have to work your way to covering the entire image, or you get gray images. Coordinates for the mask from top left.

@pico0obyte442 It care about commas, both in terms of the quantitative token difference that is clear as well as the qualitative difference when they (or other means of separating terms, LORAs, embeddings and whatever else in your prompts) are or are not used. Not a "scientific" means of determining a difference, sure that may be so but science accepts the dubious ontology of intuition in formulating its notion of the "hypothesis" so often steering results in a skewed direction so I challenge all to consider the bigger picture any time additional context is available as science is rather fundamentally flawed even if sometimes it gets things right (only to discover that was wrong a generation later, except Einstein! They would rather invent invisible matter and energy than consider he may have been wrong... totally not a religion, right!).

The reason here is obvious enough when we come back down from outer space a bit and remember that we are prompting the AI in natural language afterwards and as once wisely opined, there is a distinct difference between these two descriptions of the behavior of panda bears:
1) Eats shoots and leaves - this indicates to us that the panda bear eats the shoots and leaves of plants (inference suggests the plant is bamboo)
2) Eats, shoots and leaves - this indicates the panda arrives at a restaurant, eats his dinner, stands up as he fires a gun into the air and then departs skipping the bill.

Now the AI is a bit more versatile than your average grammar Nazi so it also accepts "Eats | Shoots | and Leaves" or any variation you can dream of replacing the pipe symbol, "|" with any other non-pronounceable symbol or other means of indicating a separation between the two concepts that can be readily imagined in natural language. That is because of how we are interfacing with it, by our own design since the thing is human technology after all.

@ganapatisaraswati803 thanks for the discussion, Although the comma has its functions I find it rather costly. I seem to get better results omitting comma's and placing words in an order that seems it can be interpreted in multiple ways that all contribute to the overall picture. Also using the simple words that count as one token helps and I think each uniquely. And then placing certain negative associations far apart.

This last, I think has to do with the cfg scale, which is kind of censoring, in layers. I recently found that this can be circumvented, and now I can create a prompt with high cfg values. It requires several denoising steps and is quite tedious, but I'll post an image as a proof of concept (Edit: not a bad prompt, I decided).

I got an rancid image I didn't ask at low cfg once, which prompted me into investigating this.

its not showing up for me in auto1111 so... im not sure

@lenML Thanks! It is showing up now.

I think it removes the bag things you don't want showing up, like when you ask for a front facing image and the arms are drawn backwards

@cadman yep. It's a general purpose negative embedding. Add this to your embeddings and put it in the negative prompt. Just gotta play with it. Try some prompts with and without it. It's a tiny addition that can make a big difference.

cool

LOL is that where that was coming from!? I saw that on some of my images but just thought maybe it was something odd with the checkpoint or one of the LORAs I was using. It was pretty easy to steer away from that with a little prompting so I just chalked it up to AI being AI.

@Cymathers Yeah i was surprised too ngl, I managed to make it almost dissapear using in negative things like "Brooms, weapons, polearms" xD. What did u used in your prompt to fix it? :o (of course if is possible to know :3)

LMAO it's happening to me too! why D:

Using this now on Fooocus. The way to do it is to put the negative embeddings into the \Fooocus\models\embeddings folder. You activate the negative embedding by including its keyword in the negative prompt on the 'Setting' menu at the bottom. In this case 'ng_deepnegative_v1_75t'. I keep a set of negative prompts in a google doc to copy and paste in depending on what I'm generating. This one goes in every negative script for me.

try hitting refresh in the section of the webui

I suspect the latest one is for SDXL, while others are for 1.5. A1111 appears to use the model you have picked, and filters out the embedding you cannot use for that model.

Of course,man

@Gnep0 Hello, how to operate and use in comfy? In which folder is it placed and how to access it?

@zdwork662 também queria saber

@zdwork662 Put it in \ComfyUI-v1.x(your version)\mkodels\embeddings.Enter "embedding:Deep Nagative" in the negative prompts input box when you use it.

@lenML Thank you, sincerely, for taking the time to upload this.

No it does not, used to but now it just cant generate any image now