( Not my Model )

https://civitai.com/models/2399075?modelVersionId=2698009

Google Translate:

Abiut this version

This is version 2. It's a minor change. There are some differences, so choose according to your preference.

This version seems slightly cuter than more aesthetically pleasing.

Posted image: 1024x1536

cfg: 2.0

step: 8

sampler: res2m

scheduler: simple

model shift: 5.0

Generated with negative prompts.

Using the NSFW-enhanced version of CLIP (text encoder).

Other settings:

step: 4-8

cfg: 1-1.9

sampler: res2m or euler or euler_a

scheduler: res2m only in simple mode. Beta is also acceptable for euler.

If you increase cfg, you also need to increase step, otherwise it seems to break, so adjust to your preference.

If the prompts become long, increasing cfg seems like a good idea. That's what it seems like from my experience using it.

While some details are lacking, step 4 of cfg1 also works.

Apparently, negative processing doesn't work in this case.

For those who prioritize speed over quality, this is the way to go.

Upscaling isn't used.

I'm not printing posters, after all.

I apologize. I accidentally deleted the post, so I'm reposting it.

This is a mix of models provided by everyone, blended to my liking, and extracted the best parts.

Since the Pony era, my consistent goal has been to create realistic, cute, or beautiful Japanese women who are unique and not easily recognizable. In that respect, recent models have managed to maintain a realistic feel while also achieving cute faces.

NSFW is becoming more difficult, though…

I'm probably aiming for 2.9999999…D rather than complete 3D.

Cuteness is justice.

I'm leisurely pursuing the Japanese aesthetic sense—smooth, beautiful skin, a chin without clefts, etc.—so my models are not recommended for those with an excessively realistic aesthetic, or those who demand wrinkles, freckles, and blemishes on artificial skin.

Since I've blended so many models that the original sources are unclear, please use this model for personal use only.

The author assumes no responsibility for any incidents that may occur as a result of using this model.

Please enjoy at your own risk.