Initially unstable and creative merge of <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/996358?modelVersionId=1140197">Troubled Confusion LX Overburnt</a> and <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/288584?modelVersionId=324524">AutismMix Confetti</a>. The magic of this checkpoint is capturing the point of instability, which can be specific to each prompt. Experiment with the sampler and scheduler, and you'll be successful. Enjoy an endless psychotrip instead of the usual conventional generation of pleasant images.New versions are no better than old ones, and old ones are no worse than new ones. They are DIFFERENT. Recommended parameters:Satanic Love - Any DPM++ sampler, simple/karras/beta schedulerUndead V3 - <code>Euler A</code> or <code>DDPM</code> or <code>DPM++ SDE </code>samplers with 20 steps or moreUndead V2 - <code>Euler A</code> or <code>DDPM</code> samplers with 30..40 steps OR <code>DPM++ SDE</code> sampler with 8..10 stepsUndead - <code>Euler A</code> or <code>DDPM</code> samplers with 30..40 stepsPlague - <code>Euler A</code> or <code>DDPM</code> samplers with 30..40 stepsFlu - <code>Euler A</code> or <code>DDPM</code> samplers with 30..40 steps OR <code>DPM++ SDE</code> sampler with CFG 2..3 and 8..10 stepstensor_pwm merge method is (Python code):<pre><code>def tensor_pwm(a: Tensor, b: Tensor, alpha: float, beta: float, **kwargs) -&gt; Tensor: # pylint: disable=unused-argument
 """
 Takes a slice of Secondary Model and repeatedly pastes it into Primary Model
 Alpha sets the width of the slice
 Beta sets the start point of the slice
 ie Alpha = 0.125 Beta = 0.25 is (AABABABA) 
 """
 tt = a.clone()
 i = beta 
 while i &lt; 1:
 start = int(a.shape[0] * i)
 i = min(i + alpha, 1)
 end = int(a.shape[0] * i)
 i = min(i + alpha, 1)
 k = a[start:end].nanmedian() - b[start:end].nanmedian()
 tt[start:end] = k + b[start:end].clone() 
 return tt</code></pre>

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