https://graydient.ai/loramaker-instruction-guide <<-- Needs clarification
Hi Guys, I have read the guide at least 4 times now, I’ve watch the videos… and I must say that when you read it on it’s own, it all makes sense (for the most part) but when it comes to following it on https://my.graydient.ai … I can’t figure it out. I’m not sure if the guide made sense at one point and then things changed and it just doesn’t anymore. but as a newbie coming in, it’s a mess. My Lora doesn’t work, and I’m finding it impossible to troubleshoot why. I want to first start by saying that I’m following the guide and I’m using the browser (my.graydient.ai webpage) to interact with and make images. I’m not using the telegram bot. - the Guide doesn’t always say if commands are for the web or the bot. Here’s where it first gets confusing for me… in the guide it says: So if I want to use the model above, I would write in my prompt and also add (not pictured) The word Realvis51 comes from our models page. 2 things things: Do I write the trigger word with these < > ?, i.e ? because a little lower it just show “photo of zrtq person”, it doesn’t say “ ”. (so now I’m thinking, are the <> just for the bot?) - this is confusing.. I get the concept, and you even added that it’s from your model page…. but on your model page, there’s nothing call realvis51, when I do a search, I get 7 results, but they are all Loras, not base model, and they only show up because realvis51 is in the description of said loras. I created my lora, I have 10 images, I upscaled them, brought them into lightroom, made sure the white balance is the same on all photos, I cropped them all 1:1, I removed anything in the image that could confuse the AI. I edited all the photos so that they are crispt, no noise. skin tone perfect. I instructed ChatGPT on how to describe an image for Lora training (from the guide) and I feed it each photo 1 by one to get a good description, I modified it to make it more simple and proceded to upload all 10 photos with their own unique description. now, let jump to Tip #9 – Know the base model biases I 100% understand what you’re talking about, but I don’t know how to test it. First, Lets start from this page: Th
Anon577051 over 1 year ago
https://graydient.ai/loramaker-instruction-guide <<-- Needs clarification
Hi Guys, I have read the guide at least 4 times now, I’ve watch the videos… and I must say that when you read it on it’s own, it all makes sense (for the most part) but when it comes to following it on https://my.graydient.ai … I can’t figure it out. I’m not sure if the guide made sense at one point and then things changed and it just doesn’t anymore. but as a newbie coming in, it’s a mess. My Lora doesn’t work, and I’m finding it impossible to troubleshoot why. I want to first start by saying that I’m following the guide and I’m using the browser (my.graydient.ai webpage) to interact with and make images. I’m not using the telegram bot. - the Guide doesn’t always say if commands are for the web or the bot. Here’s where it first gets confusing for me… in the guide it says: So if I want to use the model above, I would write in my prompt and also add (not pictured) The word Realvis51 comes from our models page. 2 things things: Do I write the trigger word with these < > ?, i.e ? because a little lower it just show “photo of zrtq person”, it doesn’t say “ ”. (so now I’m thinking, are the <> just for the bot?) - this is confusing.. I get the concept, and you even added that it’s from your model page…. but on your model page, there’s nothing call realvis51, when I do a search, I get 7 results, but they are all Loras, not base model, and they only show up because realvis51 is in the description of said loras. I created my lora, I have 10 images, I upscaled them, brought them into lightroom, made sure the white balance is the same on all photos, I cropped them all 1:1, I removed anything in the image that could confuse the AI. I edited all the photos so that they are crispt, no noise. skin tone perfect. I instructed ChatGPT on how to describe an image for Lora training (from the guide) and I feed it each photo 1 by one to get a good description, I modified it to make it more simple and proceded to upload all 10 photos with their own unique description. now, let jump to Tip #9 – Know the base model biases I 100% understand what you’re talking about, but I don’t know how to test it. First, Lets start from this page: Th
Anon577051 over 1 year ago
Models should be marked as NSFW by default
It seems like a lot of models are personal or fantasy models, so a checkbox for this or making it the default would help
Captain about 2 years ago
Models should be marked as NSFW by default
It seems like a lot of models are personal or fantasy models, so a checkbox for this or making it the default would help
Captain about 2 years ago
The ability to "move" and delete models, and training data
Sometimes I create a model in the wrong community and the privacy feature doesn't let me see it from my preferred Telegram bot group. It would be cool if there was a web interface to manage where it shows up and who could access it, to make that more clear So if a person wants to share it, there would be a pulldown for "public"
Captain about 2 years ago
The ability to "move" and delete models, and training data
Sometimes I create a model in the wrong community and the privacy feature doesn't let me see it from my preferred Telegram bot group. It would be cool if there was a web interface to manage where it shows up and who could access it, to make that more clear So if a person wants to share it, there would be a pulldown for "public"
Captain about 2 years ago