Mangled Merge XL - Magic
by ModelsLabMagic Magic is the first of a two part experiment in making specialized models. To make Magic, I took Mangled Merge XL v4.0 and merged 500 2D based style loras (2800 total now) into it using MBW Dare/TIES with 50% into input block 8 and output block 0, and 100% into output block 1. Ties were set to count and gradient was the method used. This first version was focused on 2D while the next model will be focused on realism. I plan to merge the two together afterwards for Mangled Merge XL v5.0. This model does well within a CFG range of 2-7. For more realism, go for the lower ranges, while the higher ranges work better for 2D, machines, or more complicated prompts. You will also see better outputs when putting styles first in your prompt.Enjoy!
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Mangled Merge XL - Magic Readme
Magic Magic is the first of a two part experiment in making specialized models. To make Magic, I took Mangled Merge XL v4.0 and merged 500 2D based style loras (2800 total now) into it using MBW Dare/TIES with 50% into input block 8 and output block 0, and 100% into output block 1. Ties were set to count and gradient was the method used. This first version was focused on 2D while the next model will be focused on realism. I plan to merge the two together afterwards for Mangled Merge XL v5.0. This model does well within a CFG range of 2-7. For more realism, go for the lower ranges, while the higher ranges work better for 2D, machines, or more complicated prompts. You will also see better outputs when putting styles first in your prompt.Enjoy!