While technically not named boop-ishly, the lineage is similar enough that it can be an honorary member and not just because it makes it easier to keep track of.
So, this is what I've been using for my flux generations for several months, now, and have had really good results, especially when using the ae , clip_l, and either t5xxl_fp16 or t5xxl_fp8_e4m3fn VAE/Text encoders.
I use the Euler and DEIS sampler types the most, though it handles a variety of others, just not as well. Under schedule types, I stick to Simple/Normal/KL Optimal/SGM Uniform for the majority of generations.
For sampling steps, I use 23 most often, and under the distilled cfg scale, I leave it at 3.5.
I rarely use the HiRes Fix but instead, send to Extras and use the 4x_foolhardy_remacri at 4x to get consistent results.
I don't remember why I decided to merge a couple of the flux checkpoints, but problematically, I don't remember which I merged and, I did it under Auto1111 but have been using Forge or ComfyUI for close to 6 months, now.
While technically not named boop-ishly, the lineage is similar enough that it can be an honorary member and not just because it makes it easier to keep track of.
So, this is what I've been using for my flux generations for several months, now, and have had really good results, especially when using the ae , clip_l, and either t5xxl_fp16 or t5xxl_fp8_e4m3fn VAE/Text encoders.
I use the Euler and DEIS sampler types the most, though it handles a variety of others, just not as well. Under schedule types, I stick to Simple/Normal/KL Optimal/SGM Uniform for the majority of generations.
For sampling steps, I use 23 most often, and under the distilled cfg scale, I leave it at 3.5.
I rarely use the HiRes Fix but instead, send to Extras and use the 4x_foolhardy_remacri at 4x to get consistent results.
I don't remember why I decided to merge a couple of the flux checkpoints, but problematically, I don't remember which I merged and, I did it under Auto1111 but have been using Forge or ComfyUI for close to 6 months, now.