Yeah, I should try to get a workflow going to follow the same prompts and structure for better comparisons.

But please don't buy every version. Get the free one!

Consider the "buying" (donating buzz) a way of supporting me if you like the results.

But to answer your question in this case:

0.49 is more stable. I get much more good images with it and fewer body horrors in general. It's more aesthetically pleasing as well. In terms of new functionality, not too much is added I'm afraid. It's a progress towards female + male simultaneous model, but it was a very solid model so I decided to share it.

No idea at all, sorry :(

You're saying it only happens sometimes for this model?

It sounds like a Forge issue then.

I'm staying away from Forge until it's more stable with things like this. Compared to ComfyUI it's not been too reliable. With LoRAs not always working, it's much harder to debug and figure out the actual cause of problems.

@MrToon Yes, it's trained using the Kohya-scripts, via ComfyUI.

@velanteg And what program were you using to generate with?

Please share your workflow. At least send some screenshots of what you're doing.

@velanteg Okay, yeah I have no idea then. I don't know why forge doesn't accept it. I guess it reads models differently.

Thanks for the notice!

It looks like the way I quantized the models isn't readable by Forge.
You could try downloading a full model, and re-quantizing it yourself with Forge.

I'll do it and re-upload at some point too.

If you click on one of the images showcased by the model, you should see the generation settings on the details on the right side. At least whichever is picked up by the image saving node.

But generally: ~30 steps, a CFG of 3.5 and the Beta scheduler is what I use. Euler-A as sampler. But I think most things work fine.

Not in this model unfortunately. This one is pretty set at the female genitalia. Any weiner-addition just gives you lots and lots of mussies :)

You'll have much better luck with the Fluxed Up and of course, Pulsar.

I don't think so. I think you have to load them separately. I do at least.

@liningbns859 Hi. Sure! In fact, each image posted by me here contains a workflow.

So if you download any of the images in the preview, and save it to your computer, you can then drag/drop this image into ComfyUI, and it should load the exact workflow.

You will need to link it to the correct models for yourself, based on your model paths etc. But that should be simple to do :)

@carlosurportable419 The workflow I use is not necessary.
It's complex because it helps me to keep things separated. It's not meant as a beginner friendly workflow. You'll have to find that elsewhere I'm afraid.

I use this workflow because it works for me and gives me the control and stability that I need.

Pics have blurry backgrounds with Flux because it's generally aesthetically pleasing and considered good looking for professional photography. There are LoRAs you can use to bring that down to get a wider depth of field.

Good luck! <3

Thank you.
I have some newer versions of this but they are no good. It's a very unstable model. It's quite heavily tuned to specific types of images, and it doesn't like going outside of it as it is.