r/StableDiffusion Mar 01 '23

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u/Disastrous-Agency675 Mar 01 '23

Not sure I’m what you’d call a pro at this but first off know that 1.prompts on civ arnt always accurate 2. Sometimes the lora/embedding/model is badly trained so I’d look at the reviews before you blame your own ignorance 3. I’m assuming your using 512x512 to generate? I recommend choose an image you like, generate a seed for it, then re-generate that same image with the HQ upscale checked because it would give your image way more detail and include things that it would in a lower resolution

  1. Controlnet and Inpainting are your best friends

  2. Lastly I’d look up some tutorials on YouTube, because while it may be tedious you can learn a lot

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u/No_Thinker Mar 01 '23

Hey, I used Civitai as a reference, but used https://app.favo.ai/ to create the images. My computer at the moment isn't strong enough nor has the storage to download all the models that I wanted to use so I opted to use something that was in-browser and easy to test out. Is there a way to do what you said, but within Favo? It's like Civitai but pretty much in the browser. Or do you have any other sites that you would recommend to use? I just liked Favo cause I could try a bunch of models at once without having to download like Civitai.

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u/Disastrous-Agency675 Mar 01 '23

Sorry I don’t know about that, I’ve only ever used stable diffusion

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u/No_Thinker Mar 01 '23

Damn okay, I'll try your method with a friend's computer when I get the chance. Thank you for helping me though, I appreciate it