@Physalis20@JohnJenocide@Otnashii@fal You take them at their word because you can’t make them release the weights. Do you not understand what that phrase means? You’re being obtuse for the sake of being negative. If they release weights are you going to apologize? No. We have the model. They have post training.
@JohnJenocide@Otnashii@fal Well…we can only take them at their word. We aren’t owed anything. If they lie we boycott. If you were never a customer you’re not at a loss. We have the base they trained on top of. We’re in a really good place.
@giffboake@fal Probably for the folks who feel they need to test prompts scenarios before committing. Only issue is turbos change the end result a lot. So how they’re comparing quality is questionable.
@kokoko1oooooo7@sailorv321 Yes and no. It won’t look the same because animators use in between that aren’t solid frames of the drawn character so like a kick motion would include some drawn motion from start to end as the leg moves. Often time not looking anything like the leg to start.
@nickgraynews Also the provider can change the model at will. Versus even if you have an arguably worse model doing an operation it excels at it will always do that operation with some level of consistency.