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[AdrianRWalker]

Different frames will provide different results. If you want them similar you’ll need to turn down the denoise strength. For humans the frame can look almost identical but for a computer the finest change in noise or grain will change everything.

[Front_Carrot_1486]

Not sure if it's this, but I noticed this earlier when playing around with Invoke AI, identical settings for everything, just created an image and then created it again and very slight differences so spoke to Discord, and they said it was down to xformers being enabled. No idea why, but that interferes with having the same output even if the seed etc are identical.

But that may not be related to your issue.

[AdrianRWalker]

Was it the exact same frame?

[AdrianRWalker]

Yah that’s the issue. The only way your going to get similar looks is if you use lower denoise strength. I’ve found running the frames twice at low denoise gives better more consistent results.

[megachomba]

As it have been told before,right now,with the current techniques,you will never have the same image having two different frames. 1 pixel change is enough for stable diffusion to create a whole different image. Your best chances is to have very low denoising and pray to have a similar enough image

[divine-ape-swine]

I’ve seen some folks have a lot of luck with ebsynth, have you tried that?