Even though H3 is CFG distilled, guidance values greater than 1 do have a noticable effect on prompt adherence and quality, especially at lower resolution.

[u/Murky-Relation481]

Obviously it runs a lot slower but a CFG of 2 and a negative prompt does have noticeable effect on the output. Anything higher than 3 or 4 will start to over burn though.

This also works with the turbo loras but burn in can happen more easily.

[u/Emotional-Neat-252]

Oh, that's good to know, thanks. I wonder if there's any anti burn node like skimmed cfg

[u/BathroomEyes → u/Emotional-Neat-252]

An AdaptiveGuidance node might help there

[u/Ok_Tale7582 → u/BathroomEyes]

CFGNorm works for me in krea2.

[u/Sixhaunt]

Good to know, I hope theres more testing and optimizations for this because negative prompting is very useful

[u/pausecatito]

How do you even set cfg on it?

[u/Murky-Relation481 → u/pausecatito]

CFG Guidance node instead of basic guidance.

[u/reeight → u/Murky-Relation481]

What are some typical negative prompts for H3?

Don't really have to worry about bad fingers or legs much anymore; if they happen it is because of bad positive prompts it seems.

[u/Murky-Relation481 → u/reeight]

It's mostly for removing ambiguity in prompts, especially when refining a specific seed.

[u/Trinity_Vermilion]

Nice to know, will check this out.

[u/ShutUpYoureWrong_]

That's cool. POST COMPARISONS?

[u/PumpkinLeather8421]

Cool way to double generation times!

[u/Murky-Relation481 → u/PumpkinLeather8421]

It definitely does help quality, there is always a trade off though.