Thank you very much, I'm trying and to be honest I'm getting much better results thanks to your advice. Hopefully things will improve in the future, as spam lovers who find it unnatural to have civil conversations to delve into topics they don't know kindly remind us. :)

Calm down, you’re rushing and probably don’t know how to use the tool. Here’s how I did it:

Thanks, it's a valuable suggestion and I'll try to use the tool you linked, but as you can see the "problem" remains. But I would still like to make a premise that I didn't do before, I'm enthusiastic about certain aspects of Flux, the level of detail, the general quality, the precision, these are important things, you lose the wonder of the AI ​​that seems to "interpret" your command and other fascinating and artistic things about Stable Diffusion, but on some things it is incredible, and yet as you can see although what you showed me is much better than what I have ever managed to do up to this point, not even remotely did Flux manage to reproduce the protruding nose of the character, by latina woman he means a Mexican apparently and not an Italian, or a Jewish for example. I don't know how to use the tool and you are absolutely right about that, I'm looking for discussions on the StableDiffusion subreddit and around the net, I ask ChatGPT to make me some promtps that never work, I'm trying, but I have every doubt in the world that I will be able to find a seed that matches my needs and once again if I tell Flux make me an aquiline nose, with a hump, Flux can't do it.

Sorry if I’m joining the discussion. I’ve read both the thesis and the replies carefully, all very reasonable. Nevertheless, I have the impression that the topic is being circled around without getting straight to the point. I ask those who rightly defend the wonders and possibilities offered by Flux whether this model is capable of reproducing even a single image resembling the one I posted. The character is the secretary of the detective I invented in my noir stories. If Flux cannot generate the face of this character — an ordinary face, a long nose with a slight bump, etc. — then we’ve explained what those who (rightly) say they’ve lost control over their characters actually mean. Flux may be incredible, but if it can’t create a face like this one, for me and for many others it will mean having to give up on the characters we've created. So it’s not a matter of adapting to the new model — the real question is: what can this model do, and what can’t it do? Obviously, I’m waiting to see proof that Flux can, in fact, give us our characters back. Thank you very much