@VaporWaifu99 Why is the watermark so big? It's bigger than the post description on the bottom right.
Wanted it to be big enough that you can't miss it, but see through enough that it doesn't totally take over the image. The text in the bottom right is inspired by TCGs, it's a set and card number. I feel like those tend to be small on cards...
@Archive That's right, and I think human-made art will always remain of more value than generated, even if the technical quality becomes identical. Maybe gens will be mainstream unlike today, but it'll still be considered cheap mass-produced stuff, kind of like fastfood compared to culinary masterpieces. That said, whichever happens, it doesn't have to stop us from developing better models.
@Archive Shitty hentai OVAs are not the "quality threshold" to strive for, and are not the only kind of hentai out there. In training and assessment of generative models, we should look up to animations done by enthusiastic artists (which is exactly what iodoff compared it to), not by underdog japanese studios looking just to sell their another batch of low-effort DVDs on next comiket
Yeah, but that's is a pretty dystopian future that I rather not think and talk about. It will destroy the existing business model, talent/source material pipelines of the anime industry. I am comfortable with AI replacing hentai OVA studios, but Ghibli? No. KyoAni? No. Trigger? No. Etc. I still want media that I am we are not jerking off to to be hand drawn.
@Archive Shitty hentai OVAs are not the "quality threshold" to strive for, and are not the only kind of hentai out there. In training and assessment of generative models, we should look up to animations done by enthusiastic artists (which is exactly what iodoff compared it to), not by underdog japanese studios looking just to sell their another batch of low-effort DVDs on next comiket
imho still looks like shit compared to real animation
It just need to reach the threshold of "good enough to replace the vast majority of animators who pumps out shitty hentai OVA slop", and it is close to it, probably faster that teaching actually a human novice to animate those hentai slops.
Actual anime, compared to hentai, is a different story. But Toei, aka one piece' studio, is already looking into using AI on "Various Processes of Animation Production".
How can I avoid viewing the content of AI booru that is unpleasant for me? It would be great if media sites like AI booru would start to categorise the content, not blacklist. AI is so clever that is able to do it, but instead of it people are trying to train AI into some sort of perfect censor that itself is a logical contradiction, to start with.
Tags are literally categorizing the content, the blacklist let's you pick what tags you do not see, if you do not like horse men add "horse_boy" or "furry_male" to the black list, if you do not like seeing giant penises add "large_penis", "huge_penis" and "gigantic_penis" to the blacklisted tags under settings.
Separate LLM that rasterizes latent image. Although given that you're using service instead of proper UI, I'd assume you have no control over such parameters and instead have very high CFG scale, poor weight scaling, or bad LoRA or checkpoint outright. In other words - skill issue.
hello! and how to add a more realistic nose like in the previous model?
@UmiZhigalo 1. Add the "realistic" tag, although this also slightly changes the style in general. 2. Use the previous model. Completely or possibly use it as an inpaint on the face. 3. Wait. Perhaps in the next versions I will be able to bring the style closer to what it was before. I myself like that style more, but the new model is more obedient and less prone to anatomy defects.
