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Another model based on Pony XL. This model is intended to be similar to AutismMix, but with a slightly stronger anime feel and more "roundness", particularly on the flatter outlines and colors with a bit more contrast. It's made to be easy to use. In some cases, I find it's even more stable and predictable (consistent backgrounds, correct hands, etc).

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It works particularly well on character designs and images with uniform outlines. Pure white / black background seems to be well supported. You can use it like AutismMix or Pony XL. If you are familiar with those models, the overall composition will mostly look the same.

This is a merge of AutismMix_DPO and LoRAs with a moderate weight.

Positive prompt example:

score_9, score_8_up, score_7_up, score_6_up, source anime, <whatever you want>

Negative prompt example:

score_6, score_5, score_4, cartoon, ugly face, mutated hands, lowres, blurry face, bad ???????, bad proportions, deformed, deformed ???????, deformed fingers, censored, <whatever you want>

Should I use Classic or Lightning version?

Both versions produce similar results, but Lightning is much faster (only 8 steps). Classic can generate slightly more saturated images with more vivid colors, while Lightning is sometimes more accurate and works incredibly well with LoRAs (don't forget to check out my LoRAs that are 100% compatible with Smoothcuts).

"But I need more speed! I don't have time to wait!"

Use this experimental version of Smoothcuts, a your own risk... or not: https://civitai.com/models/407624

Recommended parameters (Lightning)

• Sampler: DPM++ SDE

• Sampling steps: 8

• CFG Scale: 1.5 - 2.0

Recommended parameters (Classic)

• Sampler: Euler a

• Sampling steps: 30 - 40

• CFG Scale: 6.0 - 7.0

This model comes with no warranty. Do not use this model for inappropriate purposes.

Tips:

Most potential small issues, e.g. with eyes can be very easily solved using inpainting/hires fix. There is no inpainting and hires fix used in showcase images.