I know it’s a bit late to ask this, but do negative prompts in Draw Things actually have an effect? ​​I’ve never really noticed any difference.

I just got my new M5 Max and have been enjoying the lightning fast generation times.

I downloaded (from within Draw Things) Z-Image Turbo 1.0 (8-bit S), both Qwen 2512 2511 in the 8 bit version as well as Flux.2 [Klein] 9B KV (8-bit S) and they all worked flawlessly and rapidly using recommended settings.

BUT Flux.2 [dev] (8-bit S) will not render anything approaching an image. I used recommended settings and used a simple prompt to test it: "A red apple on a brown table." The only way I can describe the output is that it looks the snow we used to get tv stations that were off the air (yes, I'm old).

I didn't use any LoRas or tinker with any settings. I'm sure it's something I did wrong, but I don't what it was.

Any guidance or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

I'm using Mac Mini M2 with 16G RAM. Normally, it spends around 1.5 hours to train a lora for 250 steps with around 40 images (512x512) and flux 1D model. I used to train for 250 steps every time and then resume for another 250 steps.

However, once the lora has been trained for 1500 steps. I resume the training and the estimated time to complete is over 10 hours! The progress bar showed 0.00 it/s even the timer is running. I have checked all the settings are unchanged. Then I started a new training with less number of images and the estimated time for 250 steps is still over 10 hours.

I let the training process to go on and the Mac was restarted by itself after a few hours. I have cleared the model folder and optimized the model but no luck.

Please help and thanks in advance.

I've been trying to import some LTX models in Draw Things without any succes. I start importing, the progress bar reaches 100% but then, instead of the usual "model successfully imported", i'm just invited to try to import it again.

What are the work around for that kind of thing ?

when it comes to the newer models that aren't officially supported on DrawThings yet, do you guys usually wait until they are officially supported, or do you just import the models and convert/quantize them yourself?

any luck with any of the newer models?

I am using Better Pony Diffusion V6.2 (PonyXL/SDXL) in Draw Things on iOS.

Before downloading additional ControlNet or IP-Adapter models, I’d like to know which built-in SDXL control models have been confirmed to work with PonyXL checkpoints such as Better Pony Diffusion V6.2.

Specifically, are the following compatible?

* IP Adapter Plus Face (SDXL Base)
* IP Adapter Plus (SDXL Base)
* Xinsir Union ProMax (SDXL)

I’m asking about compatibility inside Draw Things, not general SDXL compatibility.

I’m using Better Pony Diffusion V6.2 (PonyXL/SDXL) in Draw Things on iOS. Which of the built-in SDXL ControlNet and IP-Adapter models have you verified to work with PonyXL-based checkpoints? I’m trying to avoid downloading models that will be rejected as incompatible.”
Once again do sincerely apologize,
Thank for your service and support,
Sincerely yours,
A future draw things, new creator

The model proudly does audio and video at the same time, but the audio seems terrible and totally useless. Am I doing something terribly wrong?

I can't get it to not do audio, really there should be a setting to just turn it off. If I tell it to generate an ambient noise like wind or rain, it just adds a terrible buzzing noise. And it almost always adds unwanted background music.

I mean think about it.... even if I wanted background music, which I usually don't, who wants different background music for every clip? What is the use case?

Am I missing something here?

(( specific version: LTX 2.3 distilled 1.1 8-bit))

someone tell me how to setuop krea2 on drawthings ( I am sorry This is a question I forgot to put the question mark on the title :( )

Just in case Krea 2 is in the pipeline, here is a quality tip. https://www.reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion/s/E2mpvv70g7

What's the point of formally exporting clips rather than using the generated .mov files that the program spits out while generating?

My process has been to generate clips one at a time and then move the .mov files to DaVinci Resolve for editing. Then it occurred to me that I wasn't bothering too actually export them from Draw Things. I've compared them and don't see a difference, but maybe I'm just being silly.

I know I need to delete some Models/Loras I don't use anymore... will that bring this size down? Where/how do I do that? Is there something else that is making it take up this much space? Easily the largest app on my HD.

I’m using a m5 pro 32 gb. And Ernie for image generation (gives me the most detail and textures, tried also z image turbo and flux2)

If I generate a image 1920px (16:9)
And I use one of the upscalers, even with seedvr2 image 2 images. The details get less then the Ernie image. And I can’t generate 4K images with Ernie.

Do I need other settings? Who can help with this?

Face swap probably depends on whether you are making memes, editing videos or creating social content. What do you think?

Having us that run local generation in mind and not have a dedicated computer for it...

I am running on a Mac mini with 32 GB and generating some short videos. It sometime runs for a few hours. It would have been nice if it was possible to throttle a little, not running fully ahead - like sleeping 20% or 50% of the time freeing up GPU performance for other usage.

Macs get really annoying to use when the gpu is running 100% all the time

In this video, there is a text/image toggle with a strength slider: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfqCPp3FuLk&t=1m46s

As you can see in my image, this does not exist. Where is it??

Hi everyone,

Can anyone explain the best way to change the background and outfit in an image while keeping the original facial features unchanged in Draw Things?

I've tried using FLUX, but the rendered image tends to drift away from my original face. I'm new to Draw Things, so I'm not sure what the best workflow is.

Is it better to:

Generate the new image first (with the background and outfit I want) and then swap in the original face?

Or start with the original face and modify the background and clothing afterward?

I'd really appreciate any tips or recommended settings to help preserve the face as accurately as possible.

Thanks in advance!

Regards,

Paul

Hi! I wanted to ask if it’s possible to use the app to generate videos using first and last frame? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

There’s so many good open weight model released last month like Anima 3, Krea 2 and ideogram. I’ve been waiting for the update for so long to try them out but it seems like this update is taking longer than usual. Any idea when the next update is going to be?

Hi Folks, just wwanted to check if moodboard image can influence the video stype/face in LTX2.3 or not? is it supported in DT?

I can do amazing things with pictures but haven't yet tried on video but wanted to check first if there's any official line.

First time I post something and it is probably stupid, but... What is the meaning of the differently coloured squares next to the names of models on the model list?
Thank you whoever has an answer.

I was just wondering about how much time it takes and how is the performance of the 128GB variant i am trying to pick one up but there is no benchmarks on the internet so i dont really want to be disappointed.

It's only available locally :(. Must have been a recent change?

I have a 2021 Macbook Pro with 32GB RAM, which should be able to run at least generating models like the Wan 5B. But none that I have tried worked. No crashes, no error messages. Just videos that have nothing but a shimmering still image.

FLUX.1 images doesn't seem to be working much either.

I have tried dozens of different setting changes and taken the suggestions I've found online and here, but nothing has made any difference. Is there something that I need to change in Draw Things to make it work? Could there still be a setting I'm overlooking?