vray-render

Maintained By
ShadoWxShinigamI

V-Ray Render Textual Inversion Embedding

PropertyValue
AuthorShadoWxShinigamI
LicenseCreativeML OpenRAIL-M
Training Images44 (768x768)
Vectors6

What is vray-render?

The vray-render is a specialized Textual Inversion Embedding model designed for Stable Diffusion 2.0 (768) that aims to replicate the popular V-Ray rendering style. Created by ShadoWxShinigamI, this model was trained on 44 high-quality images to capture the distinctive characteristics of V-Ray renders, known for their photorealistic lighting and materials.

Implementation Details

The model was trained using specific parameters including a batch size of 4, gradient accumulation of 11, and 6 vectors across 500 steps. The training was conducted on 768x768 resolution images to ensure high-quality output generation.

  • Training dataset: 44 curated V-Ray style images
  • Resolution: 768x768 pixels
  • Batch size: 4 with gradient accumulation of 11
  • Training steps: 500

Core Capabilities

  • Generation of soft, V-Ray-style rendered images
  • Versatile application across various subjects (architecture, vehicles, animals, humans)
  • Compatible with Stable Diffusion 2.0 (768) model
  • Alternative PNG embed format available for Auto1111 compatibility

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What makes this model unique?

This model specifically targets the V-Ray rendering aesthetic, providing a specialized embedding that can be used to generate images with the characteristic soft, photorealistic look of V-Ray renders. It's particularly notable for its versatility across different subject matters.

Q: What are the recommended use cases?

The model is ideal for architectural visualization, product rendering, character visualization, and any application where a high-quality, V-Ray-like rendering style is desired. It's particularly effective for scenes that benefit from soft, realistic lighting and materials.

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