Closed BaronFalke closed 9 months ago
It depends on the model. Some models are trained more towards women. See this reddit post on U-Net overfitting.
The code I use is taken from stable-diffusion-webui and the same behaviour occurs there as well.
Okay, I was just surprised since this is really all the time. I also figured out that in other cases it helps to write "male man" or "female woman" ... maybe "man" and "woman" are not supported by some models.
I will try it out with other keywords. Else I only can colorize woman ... ^^ Maybe it's an issue for huggingface?
I am playing around with the A111 parser style of the CLIP Text Encode++. For female characters it works perfectly:![image](https://github.com/shiimizu/ComfyUI_smZNodes/assets/6080245/3b1bfc1d-2324-403f-8d33-7e565d36da21)
But after changing "woman" to "man", it still delivers female characters:![image](https://github.com/shiimizu/ComfyUI_smZNodes/assets/6080245/d5b7eae6-eea8-4dcd-97cc-df870e7bf0a1)
I firt thought that maybe the chunk with "man" is getting lost since the other chunks describe typical "female" stuff like "skirt". So I changed the prompt to only include hair:![image](https://github.com/shiimizu/ComfyUI_smZNodes/assets/6080245/31ae1e8b-8dd0-4684-bcb1-c2accf2374c7)
The result for "man":![image](https://github.com/shiimizu/ComfyUI_smZNodes/assets/6080245/c183b151-7473-4a47-b79e-950871985a00)
If I remove the "BREAK" keyword, then the result is as expected:![image](https://github.com/shiimizu/ComfyUI_smZNodes/assets/6080245/89b6ba23-b96f-4794-a0b1-73caaf58f4ea)
So briefly: the keyword "BREAK" seems to always generate female characters. Is this supposed to be this way? Or am I using it wrong way? Or are there other settings which I fu*ked up? Or is it possible, that "man" is also a keyword in your custom node?