The model I think is fairly self explanatory.
THE UNIVERSAL BUTTOCKS CLAUSE -
PermaLicense Agreement v1.69
By downloading, installing, invoking, rendering with, merging, or even thinking about the LoRA titled “[Wizzikt] Artist Style Illustrious” (hereafter “The Thiccware”), you (the “User”) hereby irrevocably and eternally enter into the following Sacred Agreement with [Malebolgia], henceforth referred to as “The Squeezer.”
1. GRANT OF LICENSE
The Squeezer hereby grants the User a non-exclusive, intergalactic, perpetual license to use The Thiccware in AI image generation, arcane rituals, postmodern memes, or other eldritch purposes.
2. THE SACRED CLAUSE
As a condition of this license, the User explicitly, enthusiastically, and theatrically agrees that:
“If I use this LoRA, I solemnly accept that The Squeezer may, at any time of their choosing, ceremoniously squeeze my buttocks (with style, grace, and appropriate fanfare).”
This clause is spiritually binding. Any attempt to resist the squeeze shall be met with one (1) frown and possible denial of future updates.
3. REVOCATION OF CONSENT
At any time, the User may revoke butt-squeeze consent by:
Uninstalling The Thiccware,
Saying “No thank you” in a firm but polite tone,
4. LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
The Squeezer is not responsible for:
Render errors,
AI hallucinations,
Spontaneous twerking,
Or users mysteriously finding themselves in a “Doja Cat music video” simulation.
5. ENTIRE AGREEMENT
This contract is the complete agreement between the cheeks and the squeezer. All parties agree to respect the spirit of the absurd, the dignity of all sentient beings, and the power of a well-timed butt joke.
Signed Digitally by:
The Squeezer: Malebolgia
The CheekBearer (User): You.
Date: The Hour of Maximum Thiccness
Works well at a strength of 1.
Previews made with Scruff silver blend https://civarchive.com/models/1578232/scruff-silver-blend?modelVersionId=1883123
Description
So I found a new sort of revolutionary thing with watermarks, it seems artists watermarks and such get attributed somewhat to the style tag 'wizziktartiststyleil', and my other style tags where it's an issue too where putting stuff like logo's and such into the negative doesn't get rid of the watermark, however you can effectively get rid of it entirely by using 'wizziktartiststyleil text' in the negative, I'm not sure why that works exactly, but it does and I guess it changes things quite a bit. I guess retroactively that technique would work for my old models up to where I started using style tags, so that's one issue dealt with by curiosity.



















