Workflow for Soft & Dark Flux Krea Generation

Edit: Accidentally left the rho down at 1000 in my workflow. Change it to anywhere between 1-10 as explained below. Some models/scenes require more than 10 for soft effect.

Workflow for soft skin and dark scenes. Removes inherent roughness most samplers/schedulers enhance. Doesn't use any special loras. Works with default fp16 Krea.

The magic all happens with Karras.

I recently created this post "https://www.reddit.com/r/FluxAI/comments/1moc45y/finally_got_rid_of_that_sharp_look_soft_skin/", and as promised, here's the workflow for it.

IMPORTANT: In the sigma iteration karras node you can notch 'rho down' to 0.5-3 for more detailed and 'rough' generation or to 3-10 for softer generations. I usually use 3. More than 5 gives a lot of bloom.

The generation uses fp16 and the upscaler and the detailers use fp8. fp8 cannot generate well in my workflow. Blurred boxes and broken hands will be very common in fp8 generations.

You can take steps down to 20-30 for a more 'realistic' look, more greasy lens effect. Keeping it at 45 or 60 will start rendering more details.

In the upscaler you can change the schedulers to beta if you want to introduce some rougness while upscaling. You can also change the denoise values for face and hand detailers as you like. I change them quite often.

Try to keep the scene dark with keywords, this workflow is not made for bright scenes, you can switch to 'Simple' and 'Euler' for that.

There's not much else. I apologize I still couldn't make it very prestable, I just couldn't bring myself to, but for those who know what they are doing, it will be easy to understand.

I hope you guys like it.