<a rel="ugc" href="https://ko-fi.com/hat0ri"><img src="https://image.civitai.com/xG1nkqKTMzGDvpLrqFT7WA/7a1e5f30-004e-4d68-90d3-adca38b27ea5/original=true/7a1e5f30-004e-4d68-90d3-adca38b27ea5.jpeg" /></a><h3 id="update1:">Update1:</h3>So, I suppose since it worked well on the first run (epoch 10) I never thought about resuming the training... well, good thing I kept the save-state, because it definitely wasn't finished training there.So for the first update to this model I'm uploading epoch 18. It feels closer to the actual style now (I think), though I suspect it's not without minor flaws (it likes to use depth of field, same as the original model, maybe even more).Also, I just noticed that the princess peach preview image I uploaded to the first version had wrong metadata, and I couldn't really find what prompt I used with it exactly, thus there won't be a 1-1 comparison with the new epoch. Aside from that one I tried generating the same images, but with the new model, so you can have a general feel on how it's different.<h3 id="general:">General:</h3>(original description)Model trained on 3d renders. As an experiment I put 64 dim, and it turns out it's 350 megabytes, so it's considerably larger than usual. Maybe I'll make an alternative one with lower value just to see how much of a difference it makes.I'm not sure what to make of it. It's the same as with other anime focused models like Il and Noob, where it kind of looks 3d, but it also feels a bit off, especially due to lower resolution.Higher resolutions do yield a more detailed result and improve the 3d look.<h3 id="tags-and-information">Tags and information</h3>Use tags:@mdrthrd, 3d, realistic+ optionallydepth of field, blurry backgroundSupport:If you like what you find here, please consider making a donation <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://ko-fi.com/hat0ri">https://ko-fi.com/hat0ri</a>, thanks!

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