Detailed Explanation of the Three Image Generation Modes in Anylight: Original, Upgraded, and Upgraded 2.0 High-Energy Stable Version

Currently, Anylight offers three image generation modes: Original Image Generation Logic, Upgraded Image Generation Logic, and Upgraded 2.0 - High-Energy Stable Version.

The differences are as follows:

Original Image Generation Logic

Advantages:

1. Relatively stable image generation with fewer errors.
2. Generated images are relatively clear in quality.

Disadvantages:

1. To achieve good results, careful crafting of prompts is required; you can refer to templates in the website's "Inspiration Plaza."
2. Not well-suited for aerial views or large-scale night scenes; often results in night images with daytime effects.

Upgraded Image Generation Logic

Advantages:

1. Smarter than the "Original Image Generation Logic," often producing better lighting effects with simple prompts.
2. Offers resolution options like 2K, 3K, and 4K.

Disadvantages:

1. Unstable image generation, especially during high user traffic, leading to frequent failures.
2. Prone to errors, typically manifesting as night images that are completely inconsistent with the daytime scene.

Upgraded 2.0 - High-Energy Stable Version

Advantages:

1. Includes all the advantages of the "Original Image Generation Logic."
2. More stable than the "Upgraded Image Generation Logic," with fewer failures or errors.

Disadvantages:

Consumes more credits compared to the "Original Image Generation Logic."

Important Note:

In the Upgraded Image Generation Logic, errors can occur, such as night images being inconsistent with the daytime scene. This issue cannot be completely eliminated. Since generating images consumes computational resources, the system does not refund credits. Please understand this and avoid getting stuck; try using it at a different time or switch to another mode for image generation.

We hope you understand the pros and cons of these three image generation modes and choose based on your needs.