Model (--m)

The "Model (--m)" flag is a powerful feature that allows you to specify which model you'd like to use for your image generation task. Here's a simple guide to help you understand and use this flag effectively:

What is a Model?

In the context of image generation, a "model" refers to a particular AI configuration that has been trained to interpret your prompts and create images. Each model has its own unique characteristics and is suited to different types of image-generation tasks.

How to Use the "Model (--m)" Flag

When crafting your prompt, you can include the "Model (--m)" flag followed by the model identifier to select your desired model. Here's the syntax:

--m [model_identifier]

Replace [model_identifier] with the specific ID of the model you want to use.

Example Usage

If you want to use a model with the identifier mcrender, you would include the following in your prompt:

--m mcrender

This tells the system to use the mcrender model for generating your image.

Default Model

If you don't specify a model, the system will use the default model from your user settings (/settings).

Model IDs

• Pixel Art: --m pixelart

• Item Texture: --m itemtexture

• Block Texture: --m blocktexture

• Minecraft GUI: --m mcgui

• Minecraft Render: --m mcrender

• Minecraft Illustration: --m mcillustration

• Minecraft Skin: --m mcskin

• Minecraft Portrait: --m mcportrait

• Roblox Render: --m robloxrender

• Fortnite Render: --m fortniterender

• Rust Render: --m rustrender