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FLUX is smarter than you! – and other surprising findings on making the model your own

I promised you a high quality lewd FLUX fine-tune, but, my apologies, that thing’s still in the cooker because every single day, I discover something new with flux that absolutely blows my mind, and every other single day I break my model and have to start all over 😀

In the meantime I’ve written down some of these mind-blowers, and I hope others can learn from them, whether for their own fine-tunes or to figure out even crazier things you can do.

If there’s one thing I’ve learned so far with FLUX, it’s this: We’re still a good way off from fully understanding it and what it actually means in terms of creating stuff with it, and we will have sooooo much fun with it in the future 🙂

https://civitai.com/articles/6982

Any questions? Feel free to ask or join my discord where we try to figure out how we can use the things we figured out for the most deranged shit possible. jk, we are actually pretty SFW 🙂

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