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 ## Vector sculptor text encode:
 
+![image](https://github.com/Extraltodeus/Vector_Sculptor_ComfyUI/assets/15731540/06c556f0-537b-4acb-84bf-e0d702c085d0)
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 Does what I described above.
 
 - Sculptor Intensity: How strong the effect will be. If the direction is not reversed I would say that up to 3 you will keep the overall meaning of your prompt. If reversed then don't go above one or face (enjoy?) randomness.
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 ## Conditioning (Slerp):
 
+![image](https://github.com/Extraltodeus/Vector_Sculptor_ComfyUI/assets/15731540/36830dc8-47bc-4cd5-abd9-dc9b799fa70f)
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 Since we are thinking with angles, doing weighted averages might be the reason why things feels so "dilute":
 
 ![image](https://github.com/Extraltodeus/Vector_Sculptor_ComfyUI/assets/15731540/89a6d968-717c-492e-a9b1-b360e54d1504)
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 ## "Conditioning normalize magnitude to empty:
 
+![image](https://github.com/Extraltodeus/Vector_Sculptor_ComfyUI/assets/15731540/57b9bbc4-7581-4fd8-bce3-b1c0d342a42b)
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 Makes the overall intensity of the conditioning to the one of an empty cond. I have no idea if this is an actually good idea. It tends to give more balanced images regarding the colors and contrasts but also gave me more molten people.
 
 If using SDXL the values are worked separately for clip_g and clip_l
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 ### Going towards similar vectors:
 
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 ![00859UI_00001_](https://github.com/Extraltodeus/Vector_Sculptor_ComfyUI/assets/15731540/c2fb0adf-0fcb-4cab-9162-fb8a5859173b)
 
 "a plate with a few bananas":