Joey

> Have you read this blog post: [LoRA training scripts of the world, unite!](https://huggingface.co/blog/sdxl_lora_advanced_script) It might be helpful. Yeah, I have read and try it, but the generated images are...

> the first thing that comes to my mind it's the dataset, are you using your own dataset? yeah, I used my own dataset. I think you are right. I...

> > the first thing that comes to my mind it's the dataset, are you using your own dataset? > > yeah, I used my own dataset. I think you...

> > May I have your contact pls? So I can ask you for advice when I have problems. Thanks! > > I'll rather answer here so other people can...

> For the best common practices you can refer to the documentation and the blog post that @standardAI linked before. > > Sadly there's not an easy and surefire way...

@asomoza Hi, I used high quality images to train the model and it turned out much better. Though some tiny details are not perfect but it is acceptable. I have...

> @asomoza Hi, I used high quality images to train the model and it turned out much better. Though some tiny details are not perfect but it is acceptable. I...

> Hi, I'm glad you're progressing towards your goal. > > For what you want, you have multiple options, one is to just lower the scale of the lora until...

> I'll need a reproducible code snippet and the error log to see where the error is happening to be able to help you with that. of course, my code...

> I don't see anything wrong with your code, but use the `vit-h` IP Adapter instead, I really don't use the one you're using, it's more of a waste of...