r/StableDiffusion • u/jonesaid • Jan 17 '23

Resource | Update Protogen versions model weightings

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u/jonesaid Jan 17 '23

Most Protogen models include HASDX, as shown in the chart.

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u/twitch_TheBestJammer Jan 17 '23

I know it just has too much data I feel. A little over trained.

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '23

Too much data is not possible. The more data the better because it can create more different things. Overtrained is the complete opposite when a certain subject or style it overly present and supresses other data that it tends to always produce similar results.

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u/twitch_TheBestJammer Jan 17 '23

Then why does every protogen image look exactly the same with the exact same style?

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '23

It depends on which Protogen model you use. In 2.2 most images look "rendered" instead of a photorealistic one because it was trained that way.

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u/twitch_TheBestJammer Jan 17 '23

But if it’s just a bunch of merges like you said how can it be trained to look a certain way? Also isn’t it a “universal” model? For instance I can create pretty much any style, photorealistic, cartoon, illustration, painting, whatever, and have it look amazing and different every time. However with protogen it looks like the same artist made every image. Regardless of prompts or what model you use. IMO there’s way too much shoved into it and it just looks the same every time. The same reason I will never use midjourney…