This was a test on how z-image would react to a slider LoRA trained with the prompts "a person with dominant personality" and "a person with submissive personality".
I didn't add anything else, and the database consists of a set of 15 images generated with z-image with the prompt "person".
The effect is not very powerful, but we can still see the changes in the body language.
The samples weights range from -2.0 (reserved) to 3.0 (assertive).
I was a bit out of ideas on how to test this effectively so please let me know if you find it useful.
I don't think I'll do other versions of this, this was mostly done to understand how z-image perceives submissive and dominant personalities.
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I like your idea of using the body language that reflects a character’s personality as the training theme. While we can modify certain movements through detailed descriptions—for example, directly specifying that the character is clutching the bottom-left corner of the document or holding the file tightly to her chest to reveal her personality—efficiency will be greatly improved when we integrate eye expressions, movements, and postures into a single personality description. It’s a bit of a pity that I didn’t notice obvious changes in the sample images, but I think this idea is extremely interesting. Thank you for sharing it.
You're welcome, and yes I think the "personality" weights are inherently lower than physical descriptions. So training a slider LoRA on this is not easy - as you see in the samples other shifts happen (makeup, color tone) that will be amplified along the desired effect. I can do another training pass with added keywords to further define what the desired effect is, but the more keywords the more undesired effects are present but they can sometimes cancel out (a warm color shift in negative weights that would also be present in positive weights would be cancelled out). I'll update is that yields good results!
Thanks for yet another slider.
As one who is addicted to sliders, I cannot be happier you exist. :)