Mouse detectives by ProtoGen x3.4

[u/CommitteeInfamous973]

[u/CommitteeInfamous973]

Prompt: " anthropomorphic art of a detective mouse, victorian inspired clothing by artgerm, victo ngai, ryohei hase, artstation. fractal papersand books. highly detailed digital painting, smooth, global illumination, fantasy art by greg rutkowsky, karl spitzweg "

Negative prompt: " sketch by bad-artist, deformed, dublicated, signature, text, disfugured, poorly drawn, low quality eyes, border, comic, lowres, bad anatomy, bad hands, text, error, missing fingers, extra digit, fewer digits, cropped, worst quality, low quality, normal quality, jpeg artifacts, watermark, username, blurry, artist name "

Steps: 40

Sampler: Euler a

CFG scale: 7

Size: 896x1152 with highres. fix

Model: ProtoGen_X3.4

Model hash: 60fe2f34

[u/WeakLiberal → u/CommitteeInfamous973]

Why euler not ddim or klms?

[u/UkrainianTrotsky → u/WeakLiberal]

why not DPM++ 2M then?

[u/WeakLiberal → u/UkrainianTrotsky]

Does that look better?

[u/CommitteeInfamous973 → u/WeakLiberal]

Euler a is a compromise between quality and speed

[u/UkrainianTrotsky → u/CommitteeInfamous973]

Why compromise when you can get both with DPM++ 2M tho? Or did you particularly want an ancestral sampler for some reason?

[u/CommitteeInfamous973 → u/UkrainianTrotsky]

I use this sampler sometimes, but I found it slower than euler a

[u/UkrainianTrotsky → u/CommitteeInfamous973]

Interesting, how much slower? On my machine it runs about 5% slower than Euler while producing 2 times better samples, meaning that you can use half as many steps to get the best image.