<h1 id="heading-1583">Version 2.0</h1>Flexible across all sorts of media, except photos, because there was no data to tell it what a real avali would look like. (Go figure.) Prompting tips:<ul><li>Really, really likes Gleipnir v0.3.</li><li>Use at weight 0.8 to 1.0, depending on art style.</li><li>Works much better at SDXL resolutions like 1024x1024 even if your model supports lower.</li><li>If something like the eyes doesn't come out right, inpainting at a higher resolution can make it much better.</li></ul><ul><li>Use CFG Rescale to play with color balance if it gets weird. I usually find myself generating at 0.5 in most styles just because I like the less saturated look.</li><li>Try making avali-shaped food, it's fun!</li></ul><h1 id="heading-1584">Version 1.0</h1>This version is less flexible, but has some SD 1.5 gens to tell it what a photorealistic avali might look like. Prompting tips:<ul><li>Most of my captions used "male avali" or "female avali", so those'll probably be stronger than "avali" alone.</li><li>Body colors were tagged in the format "brown feathers with white countershading and orange borders".</li><li>Colors in the images can get way oversaturated. I had good luck using CFG Rescale to correct that.</li></ul>

Avali XL

Trained on 50 images with lazy auto-captioned booru tags. Transfers better to various media, but can't do photorealism.

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