Version 2 (Testing with other LoRas): After I narrow down the first few epochs, I like to test to see how compatible they are with other LoRa's before choosing the one I will publish. I think that is important and I had to manually do it the last time, so I created this workflow that makes it easier to do so. I also figured out a way to easily adjust the amount of Lora's to test, you should be able to get a good idea of how I set it up based on the notes within the workflow, as well as the example screenshots.
Version 1: I was getting frustrated while testing my latest lora with a workflow I found because it didn't centralize all of the controls for each of the samplers so I made one that has all of the features that I like in my workflows. Nothing new, it has all of what I consider the settings I would want to change when testing lora epochs as a single input as well as wildcard support.
You can leave both groups enabled if you want to compare up to 10 lora's as well as no lora, or just use the top one for no lora/ 5 lora's, bottom if you want to test 5 lora's only.
Description
I was getting frustrated while testing my latest lora with a workflow I found because it didn't centralize all of the controls for each of the samplers so I made one that has all of the features that I like in my workflows. Nothing new, it has all of what I consider the settings I would want to change when testing lora epochs as a single input as well as wildcard support.
You can leave both groups enabled if you want to compare up to 10 lora's as well as no lora, or just use the top one for no lora/ 5 lora's, bottom if you want to test 5 lora's only.
FAQ
Comments (6)
good job!
can you add selection process of 2 two epochs and comapre them?
ty, if you mean just to do two lora's only, I tried initially to make a group per sampler but bypassing a group causes issue for the concatenated image. you can delete sampler groups from right to left, and reroute the last one to the concatenated image.
Updated new version that may be what you're looking for
I think k i see an option to change the font color of the text for the epoch sample..it is set to white by default. It seems no matter what I write there it stays white. Any ideas what I'm doing wrong? The font size and stuff works correctly.
i've only tried "yellow" as well, which has worked for me. If that doesn't work for you I'll review the workflow to see if there is an issue.
@schmede ok I will give yellow a try next time. I was going for black because the prompt i was using had a very light background. Yellow should be enough of a contrast tho if it works...Thanks!




