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Played some CP2077 yesterday so I thought why not do these, still trying to figure out how to counter the model making them 3D, and not lose Panam's skin colour or have Judys tattoos on Panam...

Anyway on a side note...if you want a new VGA and you are unsure what to get the 4070 Super is crazy good, paired for me with a 3600 R5 I can do easy 90-100 fps in 1080p with Path tracing...

Also in my opinion both Raytracing and Path tracing is kinda meh... just get the Relight mod and save 60-80fps and have the same if not better look... oh yeah that fps is with crazy reshade and 4k textures and ultra graphics... I actually maxed out my VRAM

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daMatt

I'm always amazed at how well you always achieve these "clean" results during penetration. But also a bit jealous. No matter how much I juggle with the prompts, how clean and detailed my ControlNet templates are drawn or how often I try inpainting. The result is always an unrecognizable mess of pixels, but not what I want. Wonder I am just using the wrong checkpoints or what else I could be doing wrong.😪

sydlorem

Try different samplers and models, a lot of time I don't even use the same checkpoint when I'm inpainting because I'm a psycho, and also because fuck simple things... same with samplers I could use Euler A but inpaint with DPM ++2 or Karrass But keep in mind almost all of my images are edited outside of SD, removing stuff I don't like or usually drawing extra fingers or redrawing hands completely

daMatt

Hmm, I'll try that with different samplers, thanks for the tip. Small cosmetic corrections using Photoshop as “post-production” wouldn’t be a problem for me either. But if I could at least get the basic representation in SD as I imagine it would be nice.

sydlorem

I do editing even before upscaling and even between inpainting, I could easily spend an hour or more with an image just inpainting, but I also change a lot around that I didn't put in the original prompt sometimes, like piercings etc I do that after when inpainting