>>2379
I'm the anon from the other thread.
Try multidiffusers, it's what I use and it may be a game changer for you, since you're also having issues with blurry stuff (from what I understood)

Copypasted from some online guide:
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>1.Gen your image in txt2img

>2.Send image to Extra tab and upscale it by 2x using your choice of upscaler (I use 4x_NMKD-Siax_200k)

>3. Go back to the txt2img tab while its upscaling and send the original image to img2img (we want the prompt and settings info)

>4.Go back to Extra tab and send the upscaled image to img2img now, replacing the old image

>5.Enable MultiDiffusion, Set it to Mixture of Diffusers

>6.Set the Tile Width/Height to the original image dimensions (ex. if you gen at 1024x1024, that is what you put here, do not use the upscaled dimension from Extra tab)

>7.Scroll to Denoising Strength and set it to 0.33 (anywhere between .25 to .45 is good, higher numbers results in more drastic changes)

>8. Click generate until you get an improved image you like

>9. If you like a gen but only want to slightly change the results then save the seed and alter the Denosing Strength
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Mind you, you can still get odd mis-generations here like what you get with inpaint if the denoise is too high.
To get max detail on complicated unruly gens I XYZ plot for denoise at 0.2,0.3,0.4,0.5 .
Then composite the best parts from highest to lowest. This minmaxes clean detail.

But for now stick to the guide, just know
higher denoise = better detail but riskier
Lower denoise = safer but less detailed.

Do go ahead and give it a go, nothing to lose ;)