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This is without any finetuning to specifically train it on ponies which is incredible. I have doubts as to whether a pony model will be trained on it though, since the licencing is questionalable (not as bad as SD3) and there are some technical difficulties and unknowns in doing so.
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It was truely incredible how easy it was to get workable images out of Flux. It took me literally 20mins to make this meme. It was literally like how people who don’t understand AI, think it is.
Of course, if falls apart when asking it to do any other characters than the mane six, and simple poses and shots. And while it is great, It won’t be replacing Ponyxl for ponies any time soon
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Well, it’s a horrible mess for me. I’m not a blender or unreal engine material artist to dig through those nodes. I like the simplicity of A1111’s webui that made for not-so-advanced s.
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Really? I don’t think ComfyUI is that bad. Is reminds me of Scratch from when I was a kid. It’s fairly logical to build stuff and once it’s working, you don’t have to touch it. It’s just understanding someone elses workflow that you’ve ed that sucks. I use Kohya ss for lora training and I find it worse to use to be honest.
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Yeah I totally understand the simplicity. I pretty much only used Apple products until I got into Ai
Well, it’s a horrible mess for me. I’m not a blender or unreal engine material artist to dig through those nodes. I like the simplicity of A1111’s webui that made for not-so-advanced s.
There is a limit, 2 AI-generated images per 24 hours (Rule #6).
Real artists deserve more love :)
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Really? I don’t think ComfyUI is that bad. Is reminds me of Scratch from when I was a kid. It’s fairly logical to build stuff and once it’s working, you don’t have to touch it. It’s just understanding someone elses workflow that you’ve ed that sucks. I use Kohya ss for lora training and I find it worse to use to be honest.
Well, the basic ComfyUI workflow isn’t too bad, but more advanced ones look like spaghetti.