The model I think is fairly self explanatory.The intention of this checkpoint is to be used in concert with Style LoRA's, while it's fine on it's own, it's true merit is in being a decent neutral checkpoint for Style LoRA's to work well with less effort and frustration by the user. I have provided 10 sets of 2 images, 10 have a 1:1 prompt including the LoRA of a model I've done in the past's cover image accompanied by a second image that is just THIS checkpoint without any LoRA attached. I believe all images were generated with DPM++2 at around 32 steps with 32 steps denoise-highres fix at a strength of 50 I think. I figure that's a pretty decent standard as a sort of legacy sampler you can easily use to compare between models and such. It's not personally what I use, but it works.small bloggingSo as you can probably see I was busy again for the last few days and vanished again like I do every month. I decided to embark on another one of these shots in the dark to create a checkpoint specifically for being used with LoRA's to generate images the way that the LoRA should look like in a neutral enviroment without the LoRA's weights being overpowered by the checkpoint Data, so I spent a bit of time trying to think of how I could make that work with A. Not knowing what anything does. B. Not knowing what I can use as 'neutral' art. and C. Somehow having success without being able to explain why it works the way it does that I was successful having learned that I'm pretty good at just randomly guessing how A.I works to make stuff out of it.<a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://vocaroo.com/1dCKgpymuk1M">https://vocaroo.com/1dCKgpymuk1M</a>Back to my devilish tricks.Works well at a strength of 1Previews made with [Malebolgia] The 8th Circle - 'Fraud' - Custom Illustrious Checkpoint

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