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Suggestions:
When using Disney character Loras, you might need to lower their strength to ~.7
Add all your favorite quality tags
Add CLEAN LINES for extra crispy lineart
Steps: ~35
CFG: 5-7
Euler A+Karras
Upscale and face fix as necessary.
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A checkpoint designed to look like animated movies from the 80s-00s, by studios like Disney and Dreamworks.
It's not meant to mimic the Disney Renaissance style exactly. There's loras for that.
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Big thanks to Arthemy for consistently improving the western style checkpoint landscape.
Description
Improved colors. Cleaner lines.
FAQ
Comments (10)
New version even better than the last
CFG 5+ doesn't work on version 3. Everything comes out neon super burned. Even at CFG 3 it's still quite bright.
Are you using Loras or anything else? What other settings do you have? I've been generating with it at 5 CFG all morning to test it some more and I am not having this issue at all.
Bridgewalker Using quality tags in your first example image: https://civitai.com/posts/20006807
Using lazypos/lazynegs: https://civitai.com/posts/20006770
Bridgewalker Figured it out. It's the weights on your negative prompt tags: "(futa:2),(border:1),(missing fingers, extra fingers, extra toes:2)"
Removing weights and keeping them as normal "futa, border, missing fingers, extra fingers, extra toes" solves the burned issue.
clueless_engineer So strange. I ran your prompts with my settings (negatives still weighted) and it came out fine. Wondering what the issue is. I want to figure this out so I can post a disclaimer, and/or fix it in a future update.
Thanks so much for testing. I'm gonna investigate further. You rock, dude.
Bridgewalker Hey, so, apologies, the weights on negative prompt tags cause SwarmUI to generate overblown images. It's not your model, it's the UI I use. Your model is working great!
clueless_engineer Thanks for continuing to investigate that! Good to know. I'll add that info to the descriptions.
I got something a bit similar with v4. On my setup there's also some weird overexposed shenanigans with negs, but by removing most negative tags it works great.
I've put example pictures in the description of that post:
I wish I knew what was causing it. I don't have that issue using auto1111