<h2 id="posted-for-civitai.com-and-tensor.art-only-mww6ekt7y">Posted for <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="http://civarchive.com">civitai.com</a> and <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="http://tensor.art">tensor.art</a> only</h2>Each of these LoRAs take me dozens of hours and GPU usage out of pocket. Every review is appreciated and encourages me to do more of these.<h2 id="mocveronica-zemanova-py97s2d3v">-MoC Veronica Zemanova</h2><h2 id="image-generation-suggestions-6t7zhas7o">Image Generation Suggestions</h2>I generate these images using Mcmonkeyprojects' SwarmUI (a powerful but easy to use front end for ComfyUI). I find Forge results lacklustre at present. Core Parameters Model: Flux1-dev with clip_l, t5xxl_fp16. Steps: 30 CFG Scale: 1 SamplingI've had success with a good amount of samplers and schedulers, but at present am using the following, Sampler: DEIS Scheduler: Beta Flux Guidance Scale: 3.5 Prompt With SwarmUI use the &lt;Segment:&gt; feature to inpaint particular portions of the output. This can be nearly anything the segment model used was trained on, face, eyes, feet, top, etc. A general statement I tag to most of these prompts is: &lt;segment:face,0.7&gt;Imagine a real life highly grainy 35mm photograph of MoCModel face with incredibly lifelike intricately detailed eyes

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