i would love to see the results of your custom prompts and loras, as well as show others whats possible. please post your pics in the gallery below 🥞shout out to <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/user/Akatsuzi">Akatsuzi</a> for the <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/270305/fantasy-wallpaper">original concept</a> &lt;3this is an attempt to make a mostly automated, themed wallpaper generator. you can choose a style and generate a series of wallpapers that are stylistically and visually harmonious for slideshow mode. you can tune or remake the style prompts to fit your aesthetic. currently it is fantasy themed but i imagine you could change it to cyberpunk or anything you want with the right style prompts and loras.version 2 adds some different style options and makes the generator a bit more advanced. there are 4 styles now: miniature (like in v1), photograph, watercolor and colored ink. since the generator is a bit different, the miniature style pics might come out a bit different from v1, so if you prefer that one, keep it handy.version 2.5 added some more variables to the prompt generator and changed the order of them to try to correct some strange prompts.version 2.6 fixed a broken node and replaced the lora loader with a lora stack so you can more easily use multiple lorasits still a bit unstable at times. the miniature style will range from papercraft to high quality tabletop gaming miniatures. the colored ink ranges from beautifully inked and outlined comic style art, to what looks like oils or acrylic with no inks or outlines. quality is kinda random too, sometimes youll get a crystal clear photo of a potato minecraft-looking castle or an ink painting that looks like it was made in ms-paint. there are also some combinations in the generator that dont work, or rarely work. theres a 'sky' option for locations, sometimes you get an amazing sky city, sometimes you get a regular shot with low clouds. the miniature one has trouble with a lot of combinations now, so you get a lot of empty landscapes because it couldnt figure out how to do a 'massive river statue' or something (but you might get a great painting of one). be prepared for some duds.instructions:(there are notes all over the place explaining this stuff further)1- install any missing nodes through comfyui manager2- choose a style from the style selector, and an aspect ratio3- there is a switch to swap between flux models (unet, nf4 and gguf). if you leave a loader empty it will throw an error. if you only have/use one of the models, disconnect the other ones, or bypass the switch or whatever you like4- you can edit the styles as well as the lists of details that the prompt is made from if you want5- theres a lora loader if you want to use one. i found that <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/647926/zen-ink-wash-sumi-e-sdxl-pony-flux">zen ink wash</a> really helps to stabilize the colored ink style. the <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://huggingface.co/XLabs-AI/flux-lora-collection">xlabs</a> realism and scenery loras are both great for this workflow. update - the <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/702293/dark-landscapes">dark landscapes lora</a> really goes well with this. another cool one to check out is <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/715253?modelVersionId=799872">flux ancient style</a>. there are galleries from v2.5 showcasing these loras in action.6- queue up some renders and pray for a good one &lt;3post your pics in the gallery below so i can see what people come up with &lt;3

FLUX Fantasy Wallpaper Generator

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