Right now there is a very popular style for cartoonish emotes in twitch. I made a LORA sampling 100+ emotes from many channels.
This LORA is a little hard to tame, but it works fine even mixed with other LORAs.
Best results are achieved by geting a base image for many emotes and just inpaint the face with many different keywords, then clean in an image editing software like photopea.
For best results appart than using the main trigger word "twitch emote" also use "white background, sticker"
I will add some examples of key prompts that you can use for similar results. (This emotes have been manually worked on for consistency and generated using inpainting and ControlNet along with the Lora)
disgusted, angry
laughing, eyes closed
sleeping, eyes closed (The Z were added manually)
crying, mouth open
moaning, panting, sweating, closed eyes, blush
holding text sign, hands up
holding a gun
Holding a red heart balloon
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has science gone too far? - yes
Can you provide a list of the different keywords for the different face types?
I made it with many general faces for it to be able to handle most scenarios but there are a couple specialized ones. Try: "happy" "angry" "eyes closed" "mouth open" "laughing" "crying" "holding a red heart balloon" "hands up" "sparkling"
can you share your training parameters?
YOU EVIL VIL DATA SCRAPER YOU ....*HUGS YOU* I freaking love it. XD AS A TWITCH streamer who's constantly unable to pay in for CRAPLOADS of money for this, nor are they able to DESIGN their own cause ANXIETY ... holy crap - not only that but i bet those 100s are the ones that overcharge and are like the same style EVERYWHERE XD
I am a green hand about AIGC. I have tried the abyssorangemix base model and your provided twitch_emotes_v1.3.safetensors LoRA model， however, it only profuces the noise. Could you please show the tutorial? Thank you.
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