What Is It?
This LoRA is trained to provide a bottom-heavy body type to your image generations. It has been tested with standard 1girl prompts but not tested with NSFW, or groups. It may have effect on faces and image style will lean towards a candid type but this can be overcome with prompting.
How To
All generations in the samples are used with this LoRA applied by itself, and a face detail node. Generated using euler/beta @ 32 steps OR res_2s/bong_tangent @ 20 steps. You may notice at strengths near 1.0 and higher the model can cause some issues with hands, backgrounds. I've left these in the examples.
Suggested Weight: 0.4-1.0 depending your need for cheeks.
Training Notes
Trained with 10 captioned images at 768, 1024. No effort was made to train NSFW concepts.
While I have been able to use this in comfyui with no keyword applied at all, psxchk, psxcheeks and bottom heavy ohwx_woman are in the training data.
Krea training is still experimental, I found it required a lot of bumping the FluxGuidance and was very much prone to affecting overall composure. I will continue to work on a V2 to see if I can isolate these issues.
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looks great thx. there is only a lownoise version are you also uploading the gigh noise ?
Hi @oli762 , do you use Windows or Linux?
@nokiasupreme973 windows
the zip file contains both high and low noise loras together
in the future, please consider uploading the model files instead of a zip and also naming them the same as the page title. thanks
Sure, however, Civit does not let you add multiple LoRAs to one version so zip is the only option if i wanted to keep them together.
@DirtMcGirt Typically people include the versioning in each H/L model. Zips break LoraManager and other backup tools that interface with the civit api
@ultimo_intento i don't use that plugin/tool but if i get any other requests i will dig into it and get it working for you.
Wow. Another great reason not to give up Flux.
Until now
Yea nah its over for flux