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# Settings Tutorials
Disclaimer:
Tips and tricks here are should be working for most modern models, however some settings like CFG may change quite a lot depending on your model.
Also there is a lot of misinformation and simply outdated information on the internet, that's why we try to add pictures where-ever possible so you can just look at it and draw your own conclusions.
A lot of the info about how to use SD that was true for the original SD1.5 Model, is no longer true for more modern models.
If you're looking for a info on the Settings Tab; 
{% content-ref url="/pages/ZGw7GkvcOpj8mtHMsRea" %}
[Settings Tab](/tutorials/resources/extra-features-tutorials/settings-tab.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}
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