Closed jfuentesa closed 3 weeks ago
They're used. They might have less impact, though I just did a quick test and it was very noticeable.
Which base model are you using (SD1.5, SDXL, Flux...?)
Which base model are you using (SD1.5, SDXL, Flux...?)
Hello @Acly, I'm using this settings: Checkpoint: epicjourneyXL_v1PromptMeIDeliver.safetensors LoRA: LaxpeintXL-2.0
I've just updated my first message.
It works well when I use "Generation" mode, but the LoRA is not taken into account in "Fill" mode.
What makes you say it doesn't work? Did you check the same seed, with and without Lora?
Yes @Acly, the LoRA only works in Generate mode.
Tested with:
Prompt:
girl on vacation, village, mediterranean sea, midday sun, illustration
<lora:SDXL_Styles/EldritchCharcoalXL1.1>
Checkpoint: "sdXL_v10VAEFix.safetensors"
Watch the results on the attached image:
I meant did you try Fill with Lora vs. Fill without Lora, using the same settings (and the same seed!).
In this case Fill attempts to make a image that fits in with the surroundings and the Lora is presumably trying to make it charcoal, but it may just be that fill is "stronger". So I think the way you're using it is a bit contradictory, you might have better results by using a lower strength (~70%), or first make the area B/W first by adjusting saturation.
Ah, now I understand, so the strength of the 'surroundings' has more weight than the strength of the LoRA used... I’ll adjust it with the Fill strength, thank you very much.
The strength should be taken into account when using outpainting options together with a LoRA, as the weight of the surroundings could 'override' the weight of the LoRA.
If you generate something using the outpainting options (fill, expand...) the defined LoRAs are not used.
Is there any option to activate this feature?
Style file: