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Implements NRS with Skew, Stretch, and Squash parameters.
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## Parameters
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Skew and Stretch are roughly similar to CFG, but decomposed, with `Stretch + Skew = CFG`, roughly.
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Skew and Stretch are roughly similar to CFG, but decomposed, with `Stretch + Skew = 2 * CFG`, roughly.
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**Skew** changes the 'direction' of generation, which should result in changes to the content and composition of the image.
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**Stretch** changes to 'amplification' of generation, which should result in stronger prompt representation.
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## Beginner How-To
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1. Set Squash to 0.0
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2. Set Skew & Stretch each to 1/2 your normal CFG Scale setting
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2. Set Skew & Stretch each to your normal CFG Scale setting
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3. Test some generation. Results should be 'similar' in quality to CFG
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4. Adjust Skew up/down to change content and composition
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5. Adjust Stretch up/down to change strength of image aspects and colors
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6. Adjust Squash up to remove artifacts and color burn (these will tend to be replaced by additional or extraneous details and elements)
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**Tip**: You can experiment with negative values for Skew and Stretch as well to see what the model 'believes' your negative prompt 'means'.
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**Tip**: You can experiment with negative values for Skew and Stretch as well to see what the model 'believes' your negative prompt 'means'.
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