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Won-Kyu Park edited this page Jul 4, 2024
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- Weight-Sum, Add-Difference modes are supported.
- additional merge method: Dare merge, Self Replace merge
- Additional calculation modes
- Rebasin mode (with no iteration)
- Cosine merge mode, Simple Cosine merge
- Inv. Cosine merge mode, Inv. Simple Cosine merge
- Multiple model mixer/merger, up to 14 models,
- Model A - Model basis
- Base model - used for Add-Difference: traditionally, in the
A + (B - C) × alpha
recipe,base model
is theC
- if no base model is given, the Base model will be automatically chosen (SD1.5, SD2.1 or SDXL base model supported)
- Model B ~ Model E - will be merged into Model A
- for SDXL or
use safe_open()
option, use less main memory. (to merge SDXL, 64GB memory recommended)
- Merged Block Weight(MBW) merge mode supported.
- like Supermerger, almost the same UI with advanced block mode.
- block-level weights, e.g.)
0,0.5,0.5,0.5...0.5
withMID,OUT*
selected, results only block weights ofMID
andOUT*
will be applied.
- Adjust (Fine tune) control supported: based on Supermerger work
- Elemental merge control supported
The Model Mixer is particularly good at block-level merging. It supports quick and easy block level merging and makes it easy to select specific blocks so that you can quickly merge only the selected blocks. For example, in SD1.5, if you merge only blocks OUT04~OUT07, which are known to be the blocks that affect the face, in this case, 154 U-net blocks will be merged in about ~4 seconds and start generating images.
The Model-Mixer also supports partial U-Net update merge mode. when you change only partial block level options are updated, it will not attempt a full merge and reduce merging time effectivly.