>>2213, >>2233

Thanks! In that case there's more to come soon. :)

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>>2249

I've read up a tiny bit more about the current version of easy diffusion. I'm not a hundred percent sure, so correct me if I'm wrong, but it looks to me as if easy diffusion does not support/have adetailer. I know how much it sucks to have to learn a new program when you're used to the one you've already got. But the lack of adetailer alone is something that makes me want to highly recommend you consider switching. Let alone the fact it won't let you just use the Lora properly. (I know, there is face restore, but that is absolutely inferior quality wise compared to adetailer imho. And adetailer isn't just for faces...)

I've started with easy diffusion, too, but switched to a1111 more than a year ago, because at the time it only supported Lora but not Lycoris. I dreaded having to seemingly relearn everything but the jump in complexity wasn't nearly as bad as anticipated.

Just a few days ago anon from >>2087 convinced me to switch once more, this time to Forge. Again, at first I didn't want to deal with the hassle of installing and setting it all up, but since there's a 1-click-installer it turned out to be as easy as can be. The ui is almost 100% identical to a1111, so many (if not most) infos concerning the use of a1111 you'll find online apply to Forge, too. If you have enough diskspace (around 20 gb) you could also just install it parallel to your easy diffusion. (you can easily set Forge up to use custom model-/Lora- folders, so you can keep all those files right where you've got them now)

In case you want to give it a go: https://github.com/lllyasviel/stable-diffusion-webui-forge/tree/dev2

Ignore the threatening looking github -list on top of that page and just scroll down until you get to the section "Installating Forge" and click on ">>> Click Here to Download One-Click Package<<<". Aside from that you only need to read and follow the two simple instruction sentences following after the link. Install took only a couple of minutes and didn't need any interventions.

So yeah, to quote that anon who convinced me: >Give it a go, nothing to lose