Artificial looking
I love Anima but I noticed that almost all of my generated outputs have artificial looking, and plus, the model doesn't follow the prompt style very well. For example, I put "A flat anime artwork", and I get an ugly mixture of flat anime and realistic artificial shit. This happens more often with the turbo version.
I don't know how ugly you got in your rendered output. But I have no problems with Base 1.0
Positive:
masterpiece, best quality, score_7, highres, absurdres, anime screenshot, 1girl
Negative:
worst quality, low quality, score_1, score_2, score_3, score_9
(832x1216, Euler/Euler A)
Increase anime screenshot (or anime coloring) weight to 1.5 or 2.0 if you see too "waifu" style images, and you can also put score_9 in the negative.
Try using artist tags as well so you don't get the default style which can look a bit bland just make sure when you name the artist and put a @ in front of the artist tag. E.g. @reakaakasky,
@ big chungus, etc.
This helps make the image more stable regarding the overall style that you want even on turbo. Definitely check out the different artists as it can help make an image look less AI sloppy.
Just to note of you do use the turbo model The artist tags don't look as good as the base model which is expected as it's a distilled version of the base model that only requires 8 to 12 steps and CFG of 1.
I don't know how ugly you got in your rendered output. But I have no problems with Base 1.0
Positive:
masterpiece, best quality, score_7, highres, absurdres, anime screenshot, 1girlNegative:
worst quality, low quality, score_1, score_2, score_3, score_9(832x1216, Euler/Euler A)
Increase
anime screenshot(oranime coloring) weight to 1.5 or 2.0 if you see too "waifu" style images, and you can also putscore_9in the negative.
I already know some stuff, but thanks for give these tips ;)
Try using artist tags as well so you don't get the default style which can look a bit bland just make sure when you name the artist and put a @ in front of the artist tag. E.g. @reakaakasky,
@ big chungus, etc.This helps make the image more stable regarding the overall style that you want even on turbo. Definitely check out the different artists as it can help make an image look less AI sloppy.
Just to note of you do use the turbo model The artist tags don't look as good as the base model which is expected as it's a distilled version of the base model that only requires 8 to 12 steps and CFG of 1.
After some tests, I can tell that anima turbo works better with cfg scale set to "2.0". The model follows the prompt better with this cfg scale strength, and plus, also solve some of the artificial looking issue :)