SageBrush: AI Painter

Subscribers can now access the new Flux image model! Version 2.6 also includes a frequently requested feature: you can now turn off real-time canvas updates, for when you want to manually generate images rather than having them appear automatically. This will be really helpful for thrifty token savers who would rather fully complete their drawing before spending tokens on image generation. The new Flux model is accessible to subscribers, from the AI settings menu under the top nav. Flux is a high quality model, and takes on average 30 seconds or so to process an image. Please keep in mind that also means that Flux images consume tokens at a much faster rate than the classic SageBrush model. (Token price is displayed next to the clarity/steps slider.) That's why when Flux is enabled, real-time canvas updates are automatically turned off and you'll need to tap the 'generate' button on the AI canvas in order to process images. If you return to the 'classic' image model mode, you can switch real-time updates back on again from the same top nav AI settings menu. The Flux settings may evolve over time, but for now here's some pointers: + ControlNet strength lets you control how much the AI follows your brush strokes. Set all the way up, the AI will do little imagining. All the way down, and the image won't look very much like your drawing. + Img2Img strength is very sensitive, and works best with drawings or input images that are already very detailed. Try turning this all the way down if you're getting AI images that look too similar to your drawing. + Control Style has two modes 'edges' (often called 'canny' in AI Art terminology) and 'depth'. Edges works best for sketches, and depth is good when your source drawing or image is more realistic. Remember that if you're hitting the safety filter a lot, you can tap the seed 'dice' button to randomize the seed. Sometimes that will change the generated image enough not to trigger the filter. You can also try changing your prompt slightly. Looking forward to seeing what you all create!