cinemasetfree.comAdvanced Settings
The Advanced Model Settings modal lets you override a model’s generation parameters — plus a negative prompt and seed — and saves them per design, per model. Different designs (and different models within a design) can each carry their own configuration.
Opening Advanced Settings
Put a design into edit mode, then open the Text, Image, or Video tab — each has its own Advanced Settings button. Clicking it opens the Advanced Model Settings modal, pre-selected to that tab’s model, with a model picker at the top.
Model Picker
The dropdown at the top of the modal lets you choose which model to configure. The list matches the tab you opened from — text models for the Text tab, image models for the Image tab, and video models for the Video tab. Each model exposes different parameters, so switching models loads that model’s controls and any overrides you’ve already saved for it.
Negative Prompt & Seed
For models that support them, two dedicated fields appear above the model parameters:
- Negative Prompt — describe what the model should avoid (e.g. “blurry, low quality, watermark, text”). It applies to every generation in this design.
- Seed — fix the random seed for reproducible results, or leave it empty for a random seed each time.
Parameter Types
The model’s parameters render as different control types depending on their data type:
Enum (Button Group)
Pick one option from a row of labeled buttons; the selected one highlights (e.g. scheduler type).
Boolean (Checkbox)
Toggle a feature on or off (e.g. safety checker).
Numeric with Range (Slider)
Drag a slider between the min and max. It shows the current value alongside a short tip and a “Learn more” link to the matching settings guide.
Numeric without Range (Number Input)
Direct number entry for values with no bounded range.
String (Text Input)
Free-text field for string parameters.
Common Parameters
Which parameters appear depends on the model, but these are common ones you’ll encounter — each links to a deeper explanation:
Guidance Scale — how closely the model follows the prompt
Inference Steps — number of denoising steps
Strength — how much to transform the input
CLIP Skip — skip CLIP layers for stylistic control
Aspect Ratio — output dimensions
Save & Reset
Save stores only the values you’ve changed from the model defaults, keyed to this design and model combination, along with the negative prompt and seed. Reset to Defaults returns every parameter to its default and clears the negative prompt and seed (for models that support them). Reset does not touch a model’s LoRA integration parameters — those are saved separately.