ACertainThing

Anything3.0 is an overfitted model that takes liberties when it shouldn't be generating human images and certain details. However, the community has given it a high rating, and I believe that is because many lazy people who don't know how to write a prompt can use this overfitted model to generate high-quality images even if their prompts are poorly written.

Here is a ACertain version of Anything3.0, made with Dreambooth (idea of LoRA integrated), initialized with ACertainModel.

Although this model may produce better results for image generation, it is built on two major problems. Firstly, it does not always stay true to your prompts; it adds irrelevant details, and sometimes these details are highly homogenized. Secondly, it is an unstable, overfitted model, similar to Anything3.0, and is not suitable for any form of further training. As far as I know, Anything3.0 is obtained by merging several models in just the right way, but it is itself an overfitted model with defects in both its saturation and configuration. However, as I mentioned earlier, it can make even poorly written prompts produce good output images, which leads many lazy people who are incapable of writing good prompts to quickly surpass those who study the writing of prompts carefully. Despite these problems, I still want to release an extended version of the model that caters to the preferences of many people in the community. I hope would you like it.

In my personal view, I oppose all forms of model merging as it has no scientific principle and is nothing but a waste of time. It is a desire to get results without putting in the effort. That is why I do not like Anything3.0, or this model that is being released. But I respect the choices and preferences of the community, and I hope that you can also respect and understand my thoughts.

If you want your prompts to be accurately output and want to learn the correct skills for using prompts, it is recommended that you use the more balanced model ACertainModel.