-Addendum, I'm sure someone noticed by looking up the artist OptionalTypo that I acidenally misatributed the LoRA to the wrong artist, guess I was too excited over the preset discovery to pay attention. I'll rename this page, but sadly with LoRA EasyTrain Scripts models as they are, renaming the LoRA on the surface would still retain the old name inside your stable diffusion prompt query, so I'll just leave that as it is for now since I have no functional way to recall all the downloads, and I don't suggest renaming it yourself because it'll just confuse you. But the real artists behind this LoRA were dogezaemon and metata. Apologies for the confusion, it's just one goofy situation that we'll just have to live with. I will do OptionalTypo's style for real in just a moment, and try to figure out how to remedy this in a novel way.

The model I think is fairly self explanatory.

Well, I thing I've gone and done it again, another one of my monthly experimental phases and seemingly I've made myself a perfect preset (until we find out another case it can't solve in a month from now.}, Seemingly it just takes 1500 steps regardless of the thing and bakes in 15 minutes on a 4090, and is not only superior to how I was doing things, but it not only manages to finally alter checkpoint derived characters, which sort of genuinely puzzled me for a long time and I think was a contributor to my imposter syndrome. It wasn't really a delusion, the LoRA I made up till this point really never did alter characters like peach or rouge the bat. But I guess that's all over with, because I figured it out. I'll give thanks to this discovery to THEANTLERS even though we've never crossed paths or interacted, They and I were asked in a sort of stand alone complex to make LoRA's of the same artist, and I thought it was genuinely remarkable how much better their model was over mine in virtually every way. So I think I spent the last two days without sleep puzzling this out, it's sort of why that one model has 4 updates and a lot more on the cutting room floor. I've never viewed myself as a competitive person, but I guess some healthy competitive spirit can be a force for good. Hats off to THEANTLERS. You should check out their models, they're pretty good.

Works well at a strength of 1.

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