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whenever I try to generate a standalone planet, I get a planet next to a planet. <- a planet next to the surface of a planet How do I get an Isolated planet in space? |
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From what I understand (and I might be misunderstanding things), a flaw in how Stable Diffusion was trained makes it unable to generate pictures that are too dark. And all that space around your planet adds too much darkness, so SD feels compelled to fill that space with something brighter, like another planet. Using Img2Img you can "trick" Stable Diffusion, by adding a lot of white pixels that bring the average brightness of the image up. |
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WAIT!! This can be done... HOLD MY BEER...! |
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From what I understand (and I might be misunderstanding things), a flaw in how Stable Diffusion was trained makes it unable to generate pictures that are too dark. And all that space around your planet adds too much darkness, so SD feels compelled to fill that space with something brighter, like another planet.
Using Img2Img you can "trick" Stable Diffusion, by adding a lot of white pixels that bring the average brightness of the image up.