Yeah.

Yeah, it’s a different form of quantization. I think it’s supposed to look a little better than conventional quants, but it still has all the tradeoffs of a quant.

The license is Apache 2.0, but I don’t know how much VRAM it takes.

VAEs are used in image generation too at the end of generation to convert latent images to pixel space.

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The BF16 one is like 48GB+ of VRAM, but you can get the GGUF ones to run on 8GB VRAM. To telling how bad that’ll look.

It’s basically when you use a larger model to train a smaller one. You use a dataset of data generated by the teacher model and ground truth data to train the student model, and by some strange alchemy I don’t quite understand you get a much smaller model that resembles the teacher model.

It’s really hard training on a distilled model without breaking it, so people prefer models undistilled whenever possible. Without the teacher model, distilled models are basically cripple-ware.

Yeah, you can load Qwen Edit with Comfy UI. This tutorial for Comfy UI should help get you started.

Damn, that’s really cool.

Someone uploaded a Tchnicolor LoRA.

It seems to work. I’ve seen some in-progress LoRA samples floating around.

Yeah, if you’re using character LoRAs you’re probably going to need to use regional prompting to keep the concepts from bleeding into each other.

You might be thinking of a LoRA. LoRA are adapters you use with larger models to help it generate whatever concept you want.

You would probably need to use something like Visual Novel Character Creation Suite to generate a character and a dataset for LoRA training, and then train a LoRA for each character. LoRA are adapters you plug into larger models to help it generate whatever concept you want, in this case it would be a character. With a well-trained LoRA you shouldn’t have any problem with character consistency.

If you’re trying to get started with generating locally, here’s a tutorial for Comfy UI.

Whoops. Thanks for that.

I really hope the ones in the store are replicas. That woman doesn’t need to be any more unlikable.

I noticed that too. The one with the woman, her head stays pretty close to the same left facing profile shot from the reference, but at least her body changes.

With this feature’s character creator we’ll finally get to see if you’re allowed to be black in Genshin Impact.

Tweet and video for reference.

Thanks. I forgot I had Bypass Paywalls Clean installed.