CyberRealistic Final LCM · Core ML 6-bit
This is a reproducible Core ML conversion prepared for the LocalMuse iOS app.
It starts from CyberRealistic Final FP16, fuses the official SD 1.5 LCM-LoRA,
then applies Apple's 6-bit k-means weight palettization to the UNet and CLIP
text encoder. The VAE decoder and VAE encoder remain FP16.
Pinned sources
- Base:
cyberdelia/CyberRealistic
- revision:
99827f96edd717dacb28c68560680c201c55df05
- file:
CyberRealistic_FINAL_FP16.safetensors
- bytes:
2,132,651,162
- SHA-256:
2209c07b331a06cb28cf7c830ec758ae5b49eb97fab21f5de6b18c7be8b41554
- Adapter:
latent-consistency/lcm-lora-sdv1-5
- revision:
cf2fced511dbe7e26c8d1d397e728fbab875db4b
- file:
pytorch_lora_weights.safetensors
- bytes:
134,621,556
- SHA-256:
8f90d840e075ff588a58e22c6586e2ae9a6f7922996ee6649a7f01072333afe4
- SD 1.5 component configuration and tokenizer:
stable-diffusion-v1-5/stable-diffusion-v1-5 at
451f4fe16113bff5a5d2269ed5ad43b0592e9a14.
All source files are authenticated before the pipeline is loaded or traced.
The LoRA is fused at scale 1.0 and unloaded before Core ML conversion.
Core ML layout
- Fixed resolution: 512 × 512
- Deployment target: iOS 17+
- Compute policy used for conversion: CPU and GPU
- Attention:
SPLIT_EINSUM_V2
Unet.mlmodelc: mixed FP16 / 6-bit palettized, 282 LUT operationsTextEncoder.mlmodelc: mixed FP16 / 6-bit palettized, 74 LUT operationsVAEDecoder.mlmodelc: FP16VAEEncoder.mlmodelc: FP16, included for image-to-image and Face Detail- No safety checker is embedded
- Production payload: 957,838,366 bytes
The Core ML converter is pinned to Apple ml-stable-diffusion revision
e12202c1f6405b83918b58a5d097cd61e3e1f702 with Core ML Tools 8.3.0.
The conversion performed component-level PyTorch/Core ML parity checks before
palettization. The final palettized package was then tested end-to-end with the
LocalMuse LCM scheduler, including VAE-encoder image-to-image refinement.
Recommended settings
- Scheduler: LCM (required)
- Steps: 4–10
- Default: 8 steps
- CFG: 1.5; keep guidance in the 1.0–2.0 range
- Resolution: 512 × 512
Four, six, eight and ten steps were tested with the same prompt and seed.
Eight steps gave the best quality/speed balance; ten remained stable. This
tested 4–10 application range is intentionally a little wider than the
adapter model card's usual 2–8 recommendation.
License and attribution
CyberRealistic and Stable Diffusion 1.5 remain subject to the CreativeML Open
RAIL-M terms in LICENSE. The LCM-LoRA repository declares OpenRAIL++ and its
terms are included in LCM_LORA_LICENSE.md. The use-based restrictions and
attribution requirements continue to apply. This repository adds no new
restrictions and does not claim authorship of the original model or adapter.
- CyberRealistic creator: Cyberdelia
- LCM-LoRA authors: Simian Luo, Yiqin Tan, Suraj Patil, Daniel Gu et al.
- Format conversion: LocalMuseAI
