(see license restrictions below)<h3 id="what-is-this-thing">What is this thing?</h3>MoP Pro is something I've been working on for a while. The base for this model is the latest version of my <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/1854124/mop-mixture-of-perverts-dmd">MoP (Mixture of Perverts)</a> model. I've done a significant amount of training with various datasets I've compiled. These datasets contain 500 images and have been generated with my <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2192562?modelVersionId=2780807">GonzaLomo ZPop Insta</a> and <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2128936?modelVersionId=2672542">MoP Mix Big ASP 2.5</a> models. I really enjoy the aesthetic qualities of those models and wanted to try to replicate them in a fast. normal SDXL model.MoP Pro is not going to provide the highest detail or the crispest image, but that is by design. The focus on the training is in overall image composition, lighting, facial diversity/expressiveness and a certain everyday photographic quality. It's one of those things that's not easy to explain but I hope the example images I've provided do the explaining for me.The recommended settings are:Sampler: LCMScheduler: karras, beta, beta57, bong_tangent, ddim_uniform and exponentialSteps: 6-24CFG: 1.0-1.7It's very flexible with steps. In general, the lower the steps the higher the creativity but the lower the pixel quality. The reverse is true when you raise the steps. I've gotten good results with anywhere from 6 to 24 steps. bong_tangent really needs at least 16 steps and a cfg of 1.4 at least though.It also isn't restricted to 1024x1024 sized latents. I reguarly use 1152x1536 for 4:3 ratio and 960x1728 for 9:16.<h3 id="mop-pro-license">MoP Pro License</h3>1. You may use MoP Pro without crediting the creator.2. You may sell the images that it generates.3. You may only run the official MoP Pro on Civitai. Running it on other public or shared servers commercially requires a separate license or permission from the creator.4. You may not sell this model or merges of this model.5. You may not merge, share merges of, or share LoRA extractions incorporating MoP Pro.6. Redistribution of MoP Pro is prohibited. It may only be obtained from official sources designated by the creator.7. Any restrictions in these additional terms may be waived only with explicit written permission from the creator.

MoP Pro

This first version of MoP Pro has been trained with 500 carefully curated images.While this is technically a DMD2 model and requires LCM as the sampler, the scheduler options are pretty flexible. I find karras, beta, beta57, ddim_uniform, bong_tangent and exponential to work best.The quality of the image is controlled by the steps, which could be anywhere from 6 to 24. In general, I would say that more complicated prompts or images in which the subject is further from the camera require more steps whereas simpler prompts or closeups on the subject work better with fewer steps.The CFG should normally remain at 1.0 but can go as high as 1.7 if using bong_tangent as the scheduler.The model can handle higher resolutions than 1024x1024. I tend to generate at either 1024x1344 or 1152x1536.You can use the workflow embedded in this <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civitai.com/images/126345650">image</a>. The workflow uses the Ultralytics FaceDetailer node to do targeted refinement of the face and eyes. This refinement can be turned off by disabling the node(s). You can find the bbox files for these nodes <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civitai.com/models/2172100/gonzalomo-z-image-refiner-workflow?modelVersionId=2543959">here</a>.Finally, one of my private loras was merged into this model. Using a trigger word in your prompt to activate that lora is not strictly necessary but it may help in some cases. The trigger word is '45p'.

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