Summary:

• Higher the scale the more refined it becomes (Ex. better hands and better limbs)
• Lower the scale the faster the generation and can use bigger batch sizes
• When using high scale, scale the CFG higher to have more adherence to prompt, otherwise it will not adhere to it
• I normally use lower CFG + Sampling then use a highres fix to save time while generatingYou can also use the image enhancer colab at the end of this document to resize and upscale the images

Conclusion:

Stick to 20-28 when testing, when ready to execute for display use 50. 100-150 too high but still usable (I just don’t recommend using it)

Summary

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Sampling Steps 20

Best out of the batches:

Pro:

• Fast generation (Even in batches of 8)

Cons:

• Bad hands (more than 5 fingers, or blends into background)
• Limbs are often replicated (extra hand, extra arms)

Sampling Steps 28

Pro: