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The script begins with an introduction to a tutorial series focusing on MJ and SD (Stable Diffusion). The presenter humorously admits to being 'a heartbreaker' after moving on from MJ to SD but assures that MJ tutorials will continue. The SD tutorial is announced to be released at 8 PM and has already garnered anticipation from the audience. The presenter also shares the current active user count on their Discord server. Before diving into the tutorial, the presenter addresses two common issues: problems with the UI during language pack installation and the process of restarting the program to resolve display issues. They also discuss the importance of models in SD, differentiating it from MJ, and provide a simple demonstration of generating an image of a girl using the default model.

The second paragraph delves into the process of finding and installing models for Stable Diffusion. The presenter guides viewers to a website referred to as 'C station' for a variety of models and explains the difference between 'checkpoint' and 'LORA' models. They discuss the practicalities of model installation, including the challenge of limited storage space on Google Drive and the solution of upgrading storage for a minimal cost. The presenter demonstrates how to search for a model, download it, and install it within the Stable Diffusion interface. They also express excitement and humor when encountering a model that promises 'surprises'.

In the final paragraph, the presenter demonstrates how to use a newly installed model in Stable Diffusion to generate images. They compare the results of using the default model versus the new one, noting a significant improvement in image quality with the new model. They also discuss the discrepancy between the generated image and the model's preview, suggesting that specific parameters and prompts can be adjusted to achieve similar results. The presenter guides viewers through the process of copying the model's description, inverse prompt words, and parameters to replicate the original image. They make modifications to avoid generating explicit content and generate a set of four images to showcase the model's capabilities, concluding the tutorial on a positive note and encouraging viewers to try the new model themselves.