Indigo Furry Mix XL

Creator:
 <a href="https://civitai.com/user/indigowing" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">
 https://civitai.com/user/indigowing
 </a>




 For CkNoob EPS XI 11:


 This is a new EPS model that based on Chenkin Noob v0.1. Based on my testing, compared to EPS10, this model features better background coherence, higher contrast, slightly more detail, and a bit more responsiveness to artist styles. Just note that the composition of the generated images with the same prompt can sometimes differ noticeably from EPS10. And the overall feel and behavior of this model can sometimes differ from EPS10.


 Just as the EPS10, when using this model, try using a CFG scale between 3–7 (recommended 5). It is recommended to keep using Euler a sampler for best overall results, but switching to DPM++ 2M may produce more detailed (and chaotic) outputs.




 For NoobAI EPS X 10:


 This is a new EPS model that merges the the core features (hopefully) of EPS3 and EPS7. It aims to increase overall versatility while sacrificing just bit of fine detail. Backgrounds are much more stable compared to EPS3, though occasionally not as consistent as EPS7.


 EPS10 fixed the issue of overly saturated or blown-out colors at high CFG values. Artist tags still work well as before, and stability when using the DPM++ 2M sampler has been improved.


 When using this model, try using a CFG scale between 3–7 (recommended 5). It is recommended to keep using Euler a sampler for best overall results, but switching to DPM++ 2M may produce more detailed (chaotic) outputs.




 For NoobAI EPSReal Ⅸ 9:


 This is a new photorealistic model. Compared to EPSReal5, it sacrifices some photorealism in exchange for greater versatility, and also fixes a few minor bugs from EPSReal5. When using EPSReal9, set CFG to 4–7. The default sampler is Euler a, but in some cases switching to DPM++ 2M can enhance fur texture.




 For NoobAI VPR Ⅷ 8:


 This is a new
 
 VPRED
 
 model. Compared to
 
 VPR4
 
 , it still keeps the ability to generate very dark images, but fixes the issue of overly high contrast. At the same time, it greatly improves the photo-realistic style, while basically keeping the artistic style unchanged.


 Plz use 'Euler a' or 'Euler' sampler for generation only, CFG 5-7, CFG Rescale(optional) 0-0.6.


 Like
 
 VPR4
 
 , this model is also a v-prediction model.




 For NoobAI EPS VII 7:


 A slightly improved version campared with EPS6, it's slightly more detailed, more sharp/clear overall, and it can generate more stable backgrounds, this model's usage and purpose is basically the same as EPS6, please refer to the
 
 introduction of EPS6 (below)
 
 .




 For NoobAI EPS VI 6:


 This is a model designed to optimize EPS3 (hopefully). Compared to EPS3, it has more vibrant colors, stronger contrast, and while it keeps most of the high detail that EPS3 is known for, the backgrounds are cleaner and more organized (not as messy or chaotic as EPS3 often does to backgrounds, and rarely generates messy dots/particles). It also has some of the Illustrious models mixed in as parts, and it seems to work better with Illustrious-based LoRAs than EPS3?


 This model is still responsive to artist tags, and has a less "3D-like" default style compared to EPS3 when you're not using any style/artist tags. Note that some artist tags may react differently than EPS3.


 Currently, the issues with this model are: At higher CFG, images can sometimes turn out too vibrant or overexposed. And when not using artist tags, the images can sometimes be too simple (not very detailed) compared to EPS3. Finally, this model seems more likely to generate images with watermarks or signatures.


 Keeping a low CFG scale when using this model may give you better results (the ideal CFG=3~6), use a lower CFG scale (Minimum CFG=2) when the prompt is short (or when you feel the image is too saturated), and increase it as the prompt gets longer (maximum CFG=7).


 Overall, this model performs equal/slightly better than EPS3 most of the time (especially when you're using artist tags) IMO, but the vibe’s sometimes different... So if you prefer EPS3, feel free to swap models as needed.


 Still use dan tags and e621 tags plz.

CkNoob EPS XI 11

Creator:
 <a href="https://civitai.com/user/indigowing" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">
 https://civitai.com/user/indigowing
 </a>




 For NoobAI EPS X 10:


 This is a new EPS model that merges the the core features (hopefully) of EPS3 and EPS7. It aims to increase overall versatility while sacrificing just bit of fine detail. Backgrounds are much more stable compared to EPS3, though occasionally not as consistent as EPS7.


 EPS10 fixed the issue of overly saturated or blown-out colors at high CFG values. Artist tags still work well as before, and stability when using the DPM++ 2M sampler has been improved.


 When using this model, try using a CFG scale between 3–7 (recommended 5). It is recommended to keep using Euler a sampler for best overall results, but switching to DPM++ 2M may produce more detailed (chaotic) outputs.




 For NoobAI EPSReal Ⅸ 9:


 This is a new photorealistic model. Compared to EPSReal5, it sacrifices some photorealism in exchange for greater versatility, and also fixes a few minor bugs from EPSReal5. When using EPSReal9, set CFG to 4–7. The default sampler is Euler a, but in some cases switching to DPM++ 2M can enhance fur texture.




 For NoobAI VPR Ⅷ 8:


 This is a new
 
 VPRED
 
 model. Compared to
 
 VPR4
 
 , it still keeps the ability to generate very dark images, but fixes the issue of overly high contrast. At the same time, it greatly improves the photo-realistic style, while basically keeping the artistic style unchanged.


 Plz use 'Euler a' or 'Euler' sampler for generation only, CFG 5-7, CFG Rescale(optional) 0-0.6.


 Like
 
 VPR4
 
 , this model is also a v-prediction model.




 For NoobAI EPS VII 7:


 A slightly improved version campared with EPS6, it's slightly more detailed, more sharp/clear overall, and it can generate more stable backgrounds, this model's usage and purpose is basically the same as EPS6, please refer to the
 
 introduction of EPS6 (below)
 
 .




 For NoobAI EPS VI 6:


 This is a model designed to optimize EPS3 (hopefully). Compared to EPS3, it has more vibrant colors, stronger contrast, and while it keeps most of the high detail that EPS3 is known for, the backgrounds are cleaner and more organized (not as messy or chaotic as EPS3 often does to backgrounds, and rarely generates messy dots/particles). It also has some of the Illustrious models mixed in as parts, and it seems to work better with Illustrious-based LoRAs than EPS3?


 This model is still responsive to artist tags, and has a less "3D-like" default style compared to EPS3 when you're not using any style/artist tags. Note that some artist tags may react differently than EPS3.


 Currently, the issues with this model are: At higher CFG, images can sometimes turn out too vibrant or overexposed. And when not using artist tags, the images can sometimes be too simple (not very detailed) compared to EPS3. Finally, this model seems more likely to generate images with watermarks or signatures.


 Keeping a low CFG scale when using this model may give you better results (the ideal CFG=3~6), use a lower CFG scale (Minimum CFG=2) when the prompt is short (or when you feel the image is too saturated), and increase it as the prompt gets longer (maximum CFG=7).


 Overall, this model performs equal/slightly better than EPS3 most of the time (especially when you're using artist tags) IMO, but the vibe’s sometimes different... So if you prefer EPS3, feel free to swap models as needed.


 Still use dan tags and e621 tags plz.

NoobAI EPS X 10

Creator:
 <a href="https://civitai.com/user/indigowing" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">
 https://civitai.com/user/indigowing
 </a>




 For NoobAI EPSReal Ⅸ 9:


 This is a new photorealistic model. Compared to EPSReal5, it sacrifices some photorealism in exchange for greater versatility, and also fixes a few minor bugs from EPSReal5. When using EPSReal9, set CFG to 4–7. The default sampler is Euler a, but in some cases switching to DPM++ 2M can enhance fur texture.




 For NoobAI VPR Ⅷ 8:


 This is a new
 
 VPRED
 
 model. Compared to
 
 VPR4
 
 , it still keeps the ability to generate very dark images, but fixes the issue of overly high contrast. At the same time, it greatly improves the photo-realistic style, while basically keeping the artistic style unchanged.


 Plz use 'Euler a' or 'Euler' sampler for generation only, CFG 5-7, CFG Rescale(optional) 0-0.6.


 Like
 
 VPR4
 
 , this model is also a v-prediction model.




 For NoobAI EPS VII 7:


 A slightly improved version campared with EPS6, it's slightly more detailed, more sharp/clear overall, and it can generate more stable backgrounds, this model's usage and purpose is basically the same as EPS6, please refer to the
 
 introduction of EPS6 (below)
 
 .




 For NoobAI EPS VI 6:


 This is a model designed to optimize EPS3 (hopefully). Compared to EPS3, it has more vibrant colors, stronger contrast, and while it keeps most of the high detail that EPS3 is known for, the backgrounds are cleaner and more organized (not as messy or chaotic as EPS3 often does to backgrounds, and rarely generates messy dots/particles). It also has some of the Illustrious models mixed in as parts, and it seems to work better with Illustrious-based LoRAs than EPS3?


 This model is still responsive to artist tags, and has a less "3D-like" default style compared to EPS3 when you're not using any style/artist tags. Note that some artist tags may react differently than EPS3.


 Currently, the issues with this model are: At higher CFG, images can sometimes turn out too vibrant or overexposed. And when not using artist tags, the images can sometimes be too simple (not very detailed) compared to EPS3. Finally, this model seems more likely to generate images with watermarks or signatures.


 Keeping a low CFG scale when using this model may give you better results (the ideal CFG=3~6), use a lower CFG scale (Minimum CFG=2) when the prompt is short (or when you feel the image is too saturated), and increase it as the prompt gets longer (maximum CFG=7).


 Overall, this model performs equal/slightly better than EPS3 most of the time (especially when you're using artist tags) IMO, but the vibe’s sometimes different... So if you prefer EPS3, feel free to swap models as needed.


 Still use dan tags and e621 tags plz.

NoobAI EPSReal Ⅸ 9

Creator:
 <a href="https://civitai.com/user/indigowing" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">
 https://civitai.com/user/indigowing
 </a>




 For NoobAI VPR Ⅷ 8:


 This is a new
 
 VPRED
 
 model. Compared to
 
 VPR4
 
 , it still keeps the ability to generate very dark images, but fixes the issue of overly high contrast. At the same time, it greatly improves the photo-realistic style, while basically keeping the artistic style unchanged.


 Plz use 'Euler a' or 'Euler' sampler for generation only, CFG 5-7, CFG Rescale(optional) 0-0.6.


 Like
 
 VPR4
 
 , this model is also a v-prediction model.




 For NoobAI EPS VII 7:


 A slightly improved version campared with EPS6, it's slightly more detailed, more sharp/clear overall, and it can generate more stable backgrounds, this model's usage and purpose is basically the same as EPS6, please refer to the
 
 introduction of EPS6 (below)
 
 .




 For NoobAI EPS VI 6:


 This is a model designed to optimize EPS3 (hopefully). Compared to EPS3, it has more vibrant colors, stronger contrast, and while it keeps most of the high detail that EPS3 is known for, the backgrounds are cleaner and more organized (not as messy or chaotic as EPS3 often does to backgrounds, and rarely generates messy dots/particles). It also has some of the Illustrious models mixed in as parts, and it seems to work better with Illustrious-based LoRAs than EPS3?


 This model is still responsive to artist tags, and has a less "3D-like" default style compared to EPS3 when you're not using any style/artist tags. Note that some artist tags may react differently than EPS3.


 Currently, the issues with this model are: At higher CFG, images can sometimes turn out too vibrant or overexposed. And when not using artist tags, the images can sometimes be too simple (not very detailed) compared to EPS3. Finally, this model seems more likely to generate images with watermarks or signatures.


 Keeping a low CFG scale when using this model may give you better results (the ideal CFG=3~6), use a lower CFG scale (Minimum CFG=2) when the prompt is short (or when you feel the image is too saturated), and increase it as the prompt gets longer (maximum CFG=7).


 Overall, this model performs equal/slightly better than EPS3 most of the time (especially when you're using artist tags) IMO, but the vibe’s sometimes different... So if you prefer EPS3, feel free to swap models as needed.


 Still use dan tags and e621 tags plz.

NoobAI VPR Ⅷ 8

Creator:
 <a href="https://civitai.com/user/indigowing" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">
 https://civitai.com/user/indigowing
 </a>




 For NoobAI EPS VII 7:


 A slightly improved version campared with EPS6, it's slightly more detailed, more sharp/clear overall, and it can generate more stable backgrounds, this model's usage and purpose is basically the same as EPS6, please refer to the
 
 introduction of EPS6 (below)
 
 .




 For NoobAI EPS VI 6:


 This is a model designed to optimize EPS3 (hopefully). Compared to EPS3, it has more vibrant colors, stronger contrast, and while it keeps most of the high detail that EPS3 is known for, the backgrounds are cleaner and more organized (not as messy or chaotic as EPS3 often does to backgrounds, and rarely generates messy dots/particles). It also has some of the Illustrious models mixed in as parts, and it seems to work better with Illustrious-based LoRAs than EPS3?


 This model is still responsive to artist tags, and has a less "3D-like" default style compared to EPS3 when you're not using any style/artist tags. Note that some artist tags may react differently than EPS3.


 Currently, the issues with this model are: At higher CFG, images can sometimes turn out too vibrant or overexposed. And when not using artist tags, the images can sometimes be too simple (not very detailed) compared to EPS3. Finally, this model seems more likely to generate images with watermarks or signatures.


 Keeping a low CFG scale when using this model may give you better results (the ideal CFG=3~6), use a lower CFG scale (Minimum CFG=2) when the prompt is short (or when you feel the image is too saturated), and increase it as the prompt gets longer (maximum CFG=7).


 Overall, this model performs equal/slightly better than EPS3 most of the time (especially when you're using artist tags) IMO, but the vibe’s sometimes different... So if you prefer EPS3, feel free to swap models as needed.


 Still use dan tags and e621 tags plz.

NoobAI EPS VII 7

Creator:
 <a href="https://civitai.com/user/indigowing" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">
 https://civitai.com/user/indigowing
 </a>




 For NoobAI EPS Ⅵ 6:


 This is a model designed to optimize EPS3 (hopefully). Compared to EPS3, it has more vibrant colors, stronger contrast, and while it keeps most of the high detail that EPS3 is known for, the backgrounds are cleaner and more organized (not as messy or chaotic as EPS3 often does to backgrounds, and rarely generates messy dots/particles). It also has some of the Illustrious models mixed in as parts, and it seems to work better with Illustrious-based LoRAs than EPS3?


 This model is still responsive to artist tags, and has a less "3D-like" default style compared to EPS3 when you're not using any style/artist tags. Note that some artist tags may react differently than EPS3.


 Currently, the issues with this model are: At higher CFG, images can sometimes turn out too vibrant or overexposed. And when not using artist tags, the images can sometimes be too simple (not very detailed) compared to EPS3. Finally, this model seems more likely to generate images with watermarks or signatures.


 Keeping a low CFG scale when using this model may give you better results (the ideal CFG=3~6), use a lower CFG scale (Minimum CFG=2) when the prompt is short (or when you feel the image is too saturated), and increase it as the prompt gets longer (maximum CFG=7).


 Overall, this model performs equal/slightly better than EPS3 most of the time (especially when you're using artist tags) IMO, but the vibe’s sometimes different... So if you prefer EPS3, feel free to swap models as needed.


 Still use dan tags and e621 tags plz.

NoobAI EPS Ⅵ 6

Creator:
 <a href="https://civitai.com/user/indigowing" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">
 https://civitai.com/user/indigowing
 </a>




 For NoobAI EPSReal Ⅴ5:


 This is a photorealistic model that fixes the brightness and contrast issues, compared to EPSReal 2, this model no longer generates very bright nights and it has slightly more details than EPSReal 2, but the tag(prompt) obedience of this model may be slightly worse.


 This model still struggles to make photorealistic fur textures (sometimes the fur can look like fursuit/plush suit textures) and it sometimes tends to generate pov perspectives. And, this model struggles to make nipples disappear.

NoobAI EPSReal Ⅴ5

Creator:
 <a href="https://civitai.com/user/indigowing">
 https://civitai.com/user/indigowing
 </a>


 This model is an advanced version of Eps I. Compared to Eps I, Eps III's method is more aggressive, it has more details, and it's more responsive to artist tags, and has brighter colors, but may be slightly less stable than Eps I.


 Still use dan tags and e621 tags please.

NoobAI_EPS_III_3

Creator:
 <a href="https://civitai.com/user/indigowing">
 https://civitai.com/user/indigowing
 </a>


 About this version


 This is an experimental model, trying to convert the style of a noob model into photorealism, the final result is kinda ok?


 Add 'realistic, photo, photorealistic' to positive and 'flat colors, toony' to negative prompt can enhance realistic style, but these tags may affect anatomy (especially the penis), please use selectively.