This is the RealMix merge. It aims to be as realistic as possible.
All the included models are distributed under their respective licenses.
Note: Due to conflicting licenses, I had to remove URPM without a proper substitute.
Core:
- Dreamlike photoreal 2.0
- Analog Diffusion
- Macro Diffusion
Level 1:
- Protogen x5.3
- Realistic Vision 1.3
- Deliberate
- Clarity
Level 2:
- gravyMix
- HASDX
- WoopWoop photo
- Epic Diffusion
- DreamShaper
Level 3:
- Liberty
- Hassan blend
Core+:
- Core
- Liberty
- Hassan blend Description
[ Core (.35/.1 · .5) · Core+ · Level 1 · Level 2 · Level 3 ]
The core model is based on Dreamlike photoreal 2.0.
Recipe:
# Recipe
realmix--artifact--dreamlike_photoreal20-analog10--050 = dreamlikePhotoreal20_dreamlikePhotoreal20 + analogDiffusion_10Safetensors, 0.5, fp16, safetensors
realmix--core-macro10--050 = __O1__ + macroDiffusion_10, 0.5, fp16, safetensors
# Variables(System)
__O1__
# Variables(User defined) FAQ
Comments (13)
Really promising ! Waiting for the next 3 levels ...
This looks great, but you are sadly butchering the URPM license, by combining it with Dreamlike. I keep my license open in order to preserve open source, but the moment you merge a model with something like Dreamlike or Protogen (which includes seek.art), you take on the very restrictive and controlling license that they have. They have the full right to dissallow anyone from using any derivative of their model. This is why I specifically don't allow this on my page and have the only restriction being "you can't change permissions", which was done on this page.
I won't enforce anything, just letting you know that that this is a license violation and that you are sadly hurting open source because you're taking from other models, but due to the restrictive license, you are not able to give anything back.
Can you provide substitutes with more permissive licensing? @saftle
@aolko That is a hard one. I'm looking for the same thing every day. It'll just take a little time for someone that values open source to release a trained model without such restrictive licenses (unlike dreamlike or seek.art).
@aolko You can probably get alot out of the Izumi model. It is what I used as a base originally. However this will change in 2.x
@aolko Hi there! I'm joining here because you have the very same problem that you had with UBER with Liberty. Theorically you cannot use Dreamlike and Liberty together.
However I want to make clear that nor @saftle nor me are requiring you to take down or change your model. (I'm in good terms with him, we usually chat about this subjects).
I don't pretend to enforce my licenses, but instead take this things that happens as an opportunity to show why models shouldn't restrict their licenses.
So my model license is open because the spirit it has is allow anyone to play, sell and publish their models as they like, and experiment as much as they want, and the same is for UBER's, if you can take your time I recommend you to search for open models and use those instead for merges. But until that happens (if ever) I don't require you to remove Liberty here.
I just want anyone to be able to read this an understand the mess this licenses would cause if they ever get enforced. Share-alike is the only open source restriction that should ever be used, and precisely to protect open source.
@aine_captain i think the search based on licenses here is raw and mushy, so it's almost impossible to find those, if those do exist
@aolko I know friend... I know... did a 23 merges model ;)
It is possible though and you can get amazingly powerful models without touching any of the licensed ones. Liberty for me perfoms amazingly, it is bad for me to say it, but is my favourite model ^^.
You can begin by the huge list I putted in the Credits of Liberty, very few of them have changed licenses since the moment I grabbed them, but most of them can still be used for open projects :)
@aine_captain I'm avoiding to comb through huge lists of models because of two reasons: 1. the search is still bad, 2. my hdd isn't endless. Besides i can't really adjust ratios with that bad ui, https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui/issues/5786, so in most cases i just hammer 'em down to .5
Some few models I noticed that avoid "nightmare-like" licences:
- https://civitai.com/models/3855/epic-diffusion
- https://civitai.com/models/4986/hypersimps-analogring
- https://civitai.com/models/5216/rev
- https://civitai.com/models/5083/s4w3d0ff-blend
@saftle , I didn't notice any license on URPM page.
@pedxco my only permission, is to not change the permissions lol. So basically keep it open and use the original license.
I find it funny and sad at the same time that people making models defends the freedom of AI against Anti AI people... and that the work from Stability AI should be respected, they speak out defending open source and blah blah..... Then, they train a model using all the stability technology and block any open source usage because "they spent time and effort creating a model" based on others technology, a little bit of hypocrisy, right?
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