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Right, but this strikes the exact problem I have with ai models. It's dealing with the context. See I have no idea, and no one does about what is happening under the hood. So if I tweak something, even slightly it can change the generated image entirely. And it all depends on the model, the day, and the weather.

I guess what I'm getting at is, it feels like a tradeoff of getting just the right amount of details, and the problem is, if you focus all of that on character adherence, although you will get that, the rest of the generation will remain static. Am I making much sense, sorry for the rant.