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Recently updated stable diffusion guide btw:
Marsey models:
Loras:
https://civitai.com/models/84126/marsey-the-catgirl
(courtesy @TouchFluffyTails
)
Checkpoint SD version1.5: (original model)
https://huggingface.co/float-trip/stable-diffusion-marsey/resolve/main/finetuned.ckpt
Checkpoint SD version 1.5 and XL: (updated/revised models)
https://huggingface.co/float-trip/sd-marsey/tree/main
(courtesy @float-trip
)
Miscellaneous tips and tricks, possibly outdated
Don't be afraid to combine the marsey models with all kinds of other models, you can merge checkpoints in seconds in automatic1111. Unironically the furry models work well for marsey checkpoint model merges to capture the anthropomorphic nature of marsey generation and increase the fidelity.
New trick I've learned recently, if you want to stick to hard marsey cartoon generation, there are LORAs out there to control detail, you can scale them up or inversely at a minus sign in their strength to generate more simple looking results which aligns with marsey art:
https://civitai.com/models/82098/add-more-details-detail-enhancer-tweaker-lora
Pay attention to the -1 strength example:
That's all for now!
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I have three questions that I've been struggling with that'd help me with my neurodivergent hobbies.
First what would one use to generate game textures, specifically for rimworld? What would one use to help generate pixel art / touch it up (I like making pixel art things but I'm not the best.)
And lastly is there a lora / process / magic that'd help me with redrawing manga? It's very tedious to do whenever scanlating
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for pixel art, you could look into comfyui (alternative to automatic1111) with https://github.com/dimtoneff/ComfyUI-PixelArt-Detector and https://civitai.com/models/120096/pixel-art-xl
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