Please do share your creations if you make something that you like. We can all learn from each other.For best results:Start with a resolution of 1024x768 I recommend using the DPM++ SDE or DPM++ 2S a sampler with a CFG scale between 1 and 2.5, and 5-15 steps. Clip skip: 2. And then experiment.I've seen users make beautiful pics with other settings, so it may be worthwhile to experiment to see what suits your desire.VAE is included. Generally speaking, adding steps increases detail but if you want to use any sort of LoRA or hiresfix, a higher step count may fry your image. Lower cfg tends to follow the prompt better; higher cfg tends to give more contrast.2.2 - Hopefully more realistic, though colors are less punchy. Definitely itterative.1.9 SPO - better colors, and composition, now generates at 1288x12881.8 in addition to finer dark elements, now makes coherent pictures up to 1152x1152 without the aid of controlnet.1.6 improvements to contrast and composition.1.5 improves color and detail.1.4 merged in some of my favorite LoRAs.1.2 Is more creative and tends to handle hands better.Version 1.0 is functionally the same as 0.9t, the only notable difference being more life-like and saturated colors.0.9t represents a huge leap over the previous iteration. I've merged in some of the realness of Juggernaut and the responsiveness of OpenDalleV1.1 and crammed it back down to Turbo(merge) speed.

Ultraspice

ultraspice_v09t.safetensors

v0.9t

v2.3

v2.2

v2.1

v1.9

v1.8

v1.6

v1.5

v1.4

v1.2

v1.0

v0.9t (sans VAE)

v0.4

I humbly present for your pleasure, Ultraspice.Latest 0.9t comes with baked VAE and is pruned down to around half the original size.0.9t represents a huge leap forward over the previous iteration. I've merged in some of the realness of Juggernaug and the responsiveness of OpenDalleV1.1 and crammed it back down to Turbo(merge) speed. And well, try it out.For best results: I've used this sampler with the following CFG:Steps. This is not an exhaustive list. It's just a place to step off from.DPM++ SDE Karras 1-2:3-11<s>Use recommended VAE</s>. Latest version no longer requires a separate VAE.Generally speaking, adding steps increases detail but if you want to use any sort of lora or hiresfix, a higher step count may fry your image. Lower cfg tends to follow the prompt better; higher cfg tends to give more contrast.ADetailer works for faces, you just need to turn the denoise strength down to 0.1-.2.Civitai Model Link: <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://civitai.com/models/229392/ultraspice-xlturbo">https://civitai.com/models/229392/ultraspice-xlturbo</a>

Ultraspice (XLTURBO)

I humbly present for your pleasure, Ultraspice.
Latest 0.9t comes with baked VAE and is pruned down to around half the original size.

0.9t represents a huge leap forward over the previous iteration. I've merged in some of the realness of Juggernaug and the responsiveness of OpenDalleV1.1 and crammed it back down to Turbo(merge) speed. And well, try it out.

For best results: I've used this sampler with the following CFG:Steps. This is not an exhaustive list. It's just a place to step off from.

DPM++ SDE Karras 1-2:3-11

Use recommended VAE. Latest version no longer requires a separate VAE.

Generally speaking, adding steps increases detail but if you want to use any sort of lora or hiresfix, a higher step count may fry your image. Lower cfg tends to follow the prompt better; higher cfg tends to give more contrast.

ADetailer works for faces, you just need to turn the denoise strength down to 0.1-.2.

Civitai Model Link: https://civitai.com/models/229392/ultraspice-xlturbo

ultraspiceXLTURBO_09tbakedpruned.safetensors

Ultraspice V 2.3 [OUTDATED]

0.9tBP

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