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Cloudify is a tool for generating cloudy skies. It was trained on a dataset of my photos of the sky during the day.

SDXL: Trained on 1024x1024 from hi-res photos. The dataset is updated with more skies and effects. For the SDXL version, use weights 0.5-1.2, go higher for texturing depending on your prompt.

SD1.5: This LyCORIS/LoHA experiment was trained on 512x512 from hires photos, so I suggest upscaling it from there (it will work on higher resolutions directly, but it seems to override other subjects more frequently).

• Use low weights for misty effects (0.1+)

• Use high weights for cloud textures (0.8+)

• Use Hires. fix (4x_RealisticRescaler, 4x-Ultrasharp upscalers with denoising strength around 0.3-0.6) for best details in txt2img

• Check the gallery for ideas, on how to incorporate other Loras

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