Deliberate Cyber

Version 6 is a blend of Deliberate V6 and CyberRealistic V9 , with The Workshop V1 in the same ratios that worked for previous versions. I've added more for specific reasons... See the Version notes...

Also, each version now has a pruned file (thanks to aueki4g467 for the direction). The full files can still be found in the Files area to the right.

Original Description:

This is a merge of Deliberate_V3 and CyberRealistic_V4.1.

So, why merge these two checkpoints?

To me, CyberRealistic is hands down the best SD1.5 Checkpoint I've used. It makes the most reliable pictures (without any deformities or other typical issues), it is the most accepting of just about any Lora I've ever tried, and it is pretty accurate when it comes to prompt recreation. If it lacked anything, it was flair. If you wanted to prompt every detail, CyberRealistic would most likely make it happen (within reason). However, if you didn't manage to write a descriptive prompt, it was going to essentially just do exactly what you told it.... which is great most of the time, don't get me wrong.

On the other hand, Deliberate_V3 is all about the flair and the subtle nuances (I know it's currently on V5, but V3 is still the best). With very little prompting, it can make a detailed and nuanced picture often taking creative liberties to fill any space you didn't prompt for yourself. What it is kind of bad at is integrating any Lora I've ever tried because it likes to take the same creative liberties. Also, even when things do come close to the Lora, everything always comes out looking too airbrushed for my tastes. So, why did I stick with it? Because it often output gorgeous pictures in ways I never even considered. It was a fun Checkpoint that had the potential to surprise you.

What I wanted was the best of both worlds. I wanted the reliability and flexibility of CyberRealistic, and the beauty and creativity of Deliberate. Through trial-and-error (and some light reading on Automatic1111 Checkpoint Mergers), I think I finally hit the sweet spot. It's everything CyberRealistic has always been, but with a little more flair and a little easier on the prompting.

The final version of this model. I think it's as good as it can get.