#All images generated are blurry brown.
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Check your noise threshold value. Very small (but non-zero) values can cause this.
Thank you sir for your quick response. However, I am sad to say that threshold from 0 to 10 produce exactly the same results.....
Can you post one of the pictures it's generating?
Also, if you post a screenshot of the settings, I might spot something else wrong
H!. This is it. LOL. It's a portrait.
It is actually a demo prompt from Civitai. I suppose it is alright. And it was alright a while ago......
That looks like it triggered the nsfw checker. Try turning that off, as explained here: #faq message
Well it's just a head....LOL. Let me see....
It clearly wasn't generating just a head. The same prompt will generate different results with different models or different seeds. Most of the examples on civitai are also generated with a1111, which has a different prompting syntax, so even with the same prompt and seed, you won't get the same results.
the line "--no-nsfw_checker" is already there, in the init file.
Ok, can you screenshot your other settings?
Oh. Wait. it seems to have come back......after I opened and closed the "init" file....Let me try other models. The original Stable-Diffusion-1.5 seems to work now.... That's even more perplexing....😩
LOL. These were the blobs. First one was generated by SD-1.5, Second one is by LuciMix_V10. But how did it trigger the NSFW filter? It was disabled....Hmmm....
You do need to restart the backend after changing that setting...
Well I actually didn't do anything. I spent about an hour trying to clear this until you reminded me of the NSFW filter. All I did was peeked at it and it's alright now. Could it be my GPU overheating? That's even more worrying....LOL.
That could slow down generation, but it's a deterministic process, so the results shouldn't be changed.
Thank you for attending to sir. This also reminds of another issue. Since InvokeAi doesn't support the Safetensors files, I have been downloading the so called Pickled files...I am new to all these since 3 days ago .LOL. Didn't know about Stable Diffusion, thought it was Rocket Fuel. So is it safe to load the pickled ones?
*me
The pickle files can, in principle, carry malicious code. The safest thing to do is download the safetensor version and convert it to ckpt. There's a converter here: #🌏invoke-chat message
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Make sure to get the latest version of the converter. Until this morning, the converter would crash on certain safetensor inputs.
That link was for the script posted here by @rare cove, and it doesn't appear to have changed. Were you thinking of some code from the diffusers branch?