Trained on screencaps from my favorite fantasy themed movie scenes, as with my other "stylings" should add some slight medieval mood to generated images. it's not intended as stand-alone model, fully an afterthought.
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These are great, but it would be helpful to see some brief notes explaining the difference, changes or improvements for different releases. Thanks.
I don't know the difference, they just different, i just try them one by one until i get the picture i like. It's all experimental stuff. Honestly guys, no offence but soon as I get decent GPU i'm just gonna delete everything here and never share a model again, so you wouldn't have to worry about how to use them.
Basically what you're doing is equivalent to coming to an art store and complaining that the paint brush you got there doesn't paint Mona Lisa for you. It's not how this stuff works.
@ChickyChick I think a better comparison would be someone offering different kinds of art mediums without showing comparisons of what kinds of art you could do with them.
If you look at other people's models it's exactly how this stuff works - people create a model and then post a range of varying outputs using that model to give a demonstration of that model. Updated versions might have an explanation of what has changed from the previous version, and, if the creator wants to go the extra mile, maybe even XYZ comparisons between old and new.
Now I'm not saying anyone needs to do any of that, but it's definitely helpful for people deciding whether to download and try out a model or not. At the end of the day, we're a 'community' of people who create stuff, and the easier we make it for people find and work with things they like, the more stuff can be created.
Alternatively, if this is all just personal experimentation, you could also simply download model files from the civit trainer without publishing them.
@DrA_263 better option would be the ability to make models private, or to block users from seeing them. the only reason i post models publicly here is because i don't have better way to test and use them atm.
@ChickyChick In that case, maybe you could put a note on each of your models to explain?
@DrA_263 fair enough