Golden Knight (Highter CFG 7.69) Part 2

If you’ve seen Part 1 and are now looking at Part 2, you’ll probably have noticed that there is a very significant difference between the two images. It’s true that the seed is different in both, but changing the seed cannot alter the characteristics of an image to this extent. In this case, the difference is almost entirely due to the CFG value. The LoRAs, model, and number of steps are exactly the same, so if we took CFG out of the equation, the results should be more or less similar. However, CFG is an extremely important parameter, so changing its value can have a very noticeable impact on the final image. In this case, I kept the CFG within a reasonable range, although slightly on the higher side. Generally speaking, most of the generation models on PixAI tend to produce their best results somewhere between 2.5 CFG and 8 CFG. Each model has its own optimized or recommended settings for generation, but since I like experimenting, I usually modify most of the default values.