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Expand Up @@ -85,7 +85,6 @@ Sharing images uploads images along with prompt and settings to arthub.ai. Befor
- `Prompt Engineering` section at [AssemblyAI](https://www.assemblyai.com/blog/how-to-run-stable-diffusion-locally-to-generate-images/)
* Image generation requires a substantial amount of system memory. Close other applications for a faster generation.
* You can save time while tuning your prompts by lowering the *steps* setting, then turning it back up once you found a good prompt.
* When tuning prompts, make sure that you enter a seed to make it possible to recreate images. If you generate more than one image per seed (via either the Num Images or Batch setting) there will not be a way to tie any of the images generated after the first one to the same seed. For example, if I have Num Images set to 3 and Seed set to 1000, the first of my three generated images will correspond to the seed of 1000, but I won't know the seed for the other two images.
* When _num images_ is set to more than 1, `1234` is added to the seed for each image following the first one. Therefore, the formula to calculate the seed of the $n^{th}$ image in a batch is the following: $seed(n) = seed + (n\times{1234})$. This can be used to recreate any number in a string of images without having to recreate all the previous ones.
* All created images are stored at `~/.diffusionbee/images/` in your file system. There is no interface in DiffusionBee for deleting images, but they can be deleted manually from this hidden directory.
* The model is stored at `~/.diffusionbee/downloads`. If you already have the model available and don't want to re-download it, move, copy or symlink it to that directory.
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