Lord Waite
No problem. And I can definitely see a couple potential issues.
First, 512x512 is not going to get good results with pony v6. It's an XL based model, so generally speaking, we're talking 1024x1024. Other good resolutions are 1152 x 896, 896 x 1152, 1216 x 832, 832 x 1216, 1344 x 768, 768 x 1344, 1536 x 640, & 640 x 1536. That's basically what XL was trained on.
That negative prompt has way too much in it. "e621_p_low" isn't actually a tag v6 knows. That was for older versions of pony, and was a precursor to the score tags. Usually, I'd say to start out with a very minimal negative prompt, and add things as needed, and also remove them if they aren't working. Negative prompts that aren't needed can actually make an image worse.
You do usually want to have a source tag and a rating tag after the scores. source_pony, source_furry, source_anime, and source_cartoon are the big source tags, then rating_safe, rating_questionable, and rating_explicit.
Not sure the lora is needed, either. You could probably remove it and just say "Flurry Heart". Also, the point of "star on top of tree" was to try and get it to put the star at the top of the tree in the picture, and by extension, the rest of the tree.
I'd personally try something more like:
score_9, score_8_up, score_7_up, score_6_up, score_5_up, score_4_up,
source_pony, rating_safe,
Flurry Heart lying under Christmas tree, ceiling, window, Christmas decorations on walls, presents, pony, filly, cute, star on top of tree,
with no negative prompt and no lora, and go from there. Definitely keep in mind that the longer a prompt is, the less anything in it actually is weighted. The tokenizer can handle 75 (well, 77, but the other two are used internally) tokens, then after that, the prompt gets broken into 75 token chunks, and that's the point they start meaning less individually.
(Looks like you're using something A111 based, so there might be a token count at the top of the prompt entry box?)
First, 512x512 is not going to get good results with pony v6. It's an XL based model, so generally speaking, we're talking 1024x1024. Other good resolutions are 1152 x 896, 896 x 1152, 1216 x 832, 832 x 1216, 1344 x 768, 768 x 1344, 1536 x 640, & 640 x 1536. That's basically what XL was trained on.
That negative prompt has way too much in it. "e621_p_low" isn't actually a tag v6 knows. That was for older versions of pony, and was a precursor to the score tags. Usually, I'd say to start out with a very minimal negative prompt, and add things as needed, and also remove them if they aren't working. Negative prompts that aren't needed can actually make an image worse.
You do usually want to have a source tag and a rating tag after the scores. source_pony, source_furry, source_anime, and source_cartoon are the big source tags, then rating_safe, rating_questionable, and rating_explicit.
Not sure the lora is needed, either. You could probably remove it and just say "Flurry Heart". Also, the point of "star on top of tree" was to try and get it to put the star at the top of the tree in the picture, and by extension, the rest of the tree.
I'd personally try something more like:
score_9, score_8_up, score_7_up, score_6_up, score_5_up, score_4_up,
source_pony, rating_safe,
Flurry Heart lying under Christmas tree, ceiling, window, Christmas decorations on walls, presents, pony, filly, cute, star on top of tree,
with no negative prompt and no lora, and go from there. Definitely keep in mind that the longer a prompt is, the less anything in it actually is weighted. The tokenizer can handle 75 (well, 77, but the other two are used internally) tokens, then after that, the prompt gets broken into 75 token chunks, and that's the point they start meaning less individually.
(Looks like you're using something A111 based, so there might be a token count at the top of the prompt entry box?)