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I run ComfyUI on my blisteringly slow RTX 3060 12GB locally and Perchance's text-to-image-plugin absolutely blows it out of the water. The detail is INSANE. The intricate fractals made several people I asked – and even ChatGPT – think it's Midjourney. I have not even done anything remotely CLOSE to this in ComfyUI.

So, what exactly is Perchance doing here? I don't want "I think it's xyz model" answers, I would like to see you all to try to replicate this image here as closely as possible. The exact settings I used for this are:

  • Positive prompt: A demonic god made of a swirling substance stands before a ruined city
  • Negative prompt is empty
  • No style
  • CFG: 7.0
  • Seed: 666
  • Image size: 512x768
  • I do not know what model this is, I have seen people claiming it is Chroma but I highly doubt it, as they have used Stable Diffusion 1.5(?) for a while (that model uses 512x768 in fact).

@perchance@lemmy.world I'd like to hear from you as to how I can achieve this locally, you're the one who manages it after all :)

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[–] 1 point 1 year ago (1 child)

I'd also like to know. One thing is for sure, the base is flux.1-schnell with LoRas. Except, it still accepts negative prompts to some degrees (weakly), which flux shouldn't do.

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  • [–] [S] 2 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

    Schnell because of the speed I asume?

    Haven't found good LoRAs to make that intricate style.

    Chroma does accept negative prompts! Even though it is somewhat based on Flux.

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