The name is Nobu as i am a nobody.

Likes your typical things like anime, music, horror and video games.

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  • Going with what pinecone mentioned here, this is what i do most of the time. like 9.99/10 of the time.

    Basically, hires fix > base resolution of 512x768 (by upscaling with 2, which will generate an end image of 1024x1536).

    then u can move that gorgeous (but tiny resolution) image to your extras, to then get 5120 x 2880 or whatever resolution

    PS: a cool method to use for horizontal images (like wallpapers) instead of vertical like phone wallpapers, is to switch the values. so instead of 512x768 u can do 768x512



  • You can always try upscaling without re-rendering the whole image. It will stay the same, but upscaled to a higher resolution. This is the method i use to upscale to big resolution.

    example:

    The above image has a resolution of: 5120 x 2880

    Initial render was 512 x 768. So it keeps the whole image intact, no changes, but does the upscale on it. Mind you, any imperfections will stay in this method.

    If you truely want to upscale with a re-render you can expect the image to slightly change. I never had luck keeping an image to stay the exact same when upscaling using img2img


  • What are you on about? Discord is the best chatting platform there is. Nothing really comes close to it or defeats it. You get features like:

    • paying monthly for simple features that enhance chatting experiance
    • lots of bots that do all kinds of things
    • 100% complies with privacy and security
    • does not track what you are doing, keep chat logs indefinitely and above all they are all for privacy.

    All in all, i recommend discord for all your needs. Be it studying group, work related, or even private messaging with end-to-end encryption because clearly discord can’t read your chat logs (remember, privacy…)