What more would I want, but unfortunately where I live I have the worst internet service in the galaxy… and no way to pay by card or anything else. 
And internet by satellite is no option for you?
1 Like
I can relate a bit, although your situation definitely sounds worse - my only options (rural Australia) are: 4GX mobile service (very weak signal), a slow satellite service (Sky Muster) or the new Starlink system.
I currently use the 4GX, with a hacky homebuilt antenna system (boosts my 1bar at best to a consistent 4) and on a good day get around 12Mb/s down and 25Mb/s up. The older satellite service is slower, and from what I hear not much more reliable.
As for Starlink… can’t justify the cost, and even if I could I’ve got reservations about supporting Mr Musk! 
Anyway, so my internet is fine for ‘normal’ stuff, but cloud storage is a no-go practically speaking, and I doubt remote servers would be very practical.
1 Like
So has anyone been having a play with this? I haven’t quite managed to modify/refine images in a pleasing way yet so I’ve kind of been playing the slot machine I guess, generating several images from any given prompt and hoping for a good result.
Thought I’d share some of the more interesting ones ):
3 Likes
Tarantino 2 : wow some of those horses have so many legs ! fast ones I guess 
The “Ireland sceneries” ? an Ghibli ones are really good. I’d so much like to land a new GPU to play some more with that
nice fun !
It’d feel a little bit like a pointless game but one could almost play the “guess the prompt” game ^^
1 Like
for what it’s worth I’ve been making do with running it on my CPU. I just queue some things up and let it run in the background. At 512x512 on my i7-8700 it takes between 15-20 minutes maybe to get an image, but importantly it doesn’t hog the entire system so I can easily do other things while it’s running.
I don’t really want to upgrade GPUs unless I can come up with a practical use for all this. I think one good application for me at least might be creating background plates for Hitchcock-style front projection in short films…
The prompts for the first two asked for “in the style of Andrei Tarkovsky” directly, later I got the following too from simply “Beauty will save the world” - a Dostoevsky quote that I actually first came across via Tarkovsky. Funny coincidence seeing as you could just as easily imagine them as stills from one of his films. The other styles/checkpoints I tried that with came up with very different results lol.
1 Like
I noted that only two out of four cpu cores were used, so I guess that’s why the pc stays available for other tasks.
Do you know which checkpoints you used for your generations? If so please share. I don´t use SD in Krita yet but use Automatic1111 and am always looking for some new models to play around with.
All of them minus the last two were done with the “Cinematic Photo (XL)” preset that the Krita plugin installs for you. I believe the checkpoint is JuggernautXL?
1 Like