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solving this is the holy grail problem for flux at the moment, I don't know if there is a case to be made for woman + man training being distinct enough classes for it to work, but the same class always seems to fail
well i am not fussed on the definition of training in any strict sense, you can input data and then reliably output based on that data, whatever you want to call it it was 'trained' to deliver results. That is just for my purposes though, whether its good bad or terrible under the hood is largely irrelevant to me I just want some cool picture for some dopamine
you'll get 'something' - however the reason you are running into errors and issues that you can't fix with training is becase flux is not trainable. it's rigid, inflexible, while you might succeed in creating something that'll paint your face on an image, that's not what Loras are actually for, or fine tuned check points. and so most of what will happen is that the training will fail
Yep. in such heavy scenes I'm using camera culling. Important if you have large landscapes with graswald objects + forestation trees + alpha trees in the regions far away.
You will have a new checkpoint which you can use instead of the base model you trained on, or you can extract a lora from it to use in combination with the base model, but it will still have turned every 'man' into some version of you (if you were training yourself)