There is a ton of trial and error involved in getting great results, but that is at least half of the fun. To get an exhaustive list of arguments that you can use.

Of course, Stable Diffusion has a ton of different arguments that you can implement to tweak your results. Stick with 1 unless you have a specific reason to change it. The default is 3, but most computers do not have enough VRAM to support that.

-n_samples - specifies the number of samples that will be generated.

5 is a decent number to see what kind of results you're getting.

-n_iter - specifies the number of iterations you want to generate for each prompt.

There is a paper about it, if you want to check out the math.

-plms - Specifies how the images will be sampled.

The few included here are basically necessary to ensure Stable Diffusion will run on an average gaming computer.

Stable Diffusion has an enormous number of settings and arguments that you can provide to customize your results. What Do the Arguments in the Command Mean?

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