Recommended negative prompt: lowres, bad quality, worst quality, bad anatomy, jpeg artifacts, signature, watermark, sketch
I also recommend using this upscaler: https://openmodeldb.info/models/2x-AnimeSharpV4
Usable weight: from -3 to 3+, depending on the checkpoint and additional LORA used
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Hey :)
Will it work for realistic images like mine, too?
it should work for any type of images; what matters is which base model you are using.
@Maruhashi at the moment i use this one:
https://civitai.red/models/2409949/samanima?modelVersionId=3012099
My main issue is that most sliders of this type alter more than just the figure, and I’d like to know that before buying.
@Gorean there should be some free attempts in the civit generator
@Maruhashi After seeing that your thighs slider works well, I bought the body weight slider, and I have to say—yes, it works very well :) thank you for it
@Maruhashi Is there a way to get your "Belly Slider" for ANIMA as well? And is it possible to ensure that, in the negative range, fewer ribs—or ideally no ribs at all—are visible?
@Maruhashi I had 28 images blocked within an hour because ribs were showing; I hope you can change that.
Body height next please 🙏🥰
What is the point of that kind of body sliders? Especially for Anima. The (slim:3.0), (fat:3.0) tags do job well and don't interfere diffusion model space.
I like making LECO's
@Maruhashi don't know what it is, man. I just want to notice that if there is a "medium/average/usual" tags in the prompt, related to body parts size(breast, hips, etc) - slider effect become barely noticeable at strength of 3. If there is "small/tiny/little" tags - effect of LoRA barely noticeable even on 5 strength.
So, putting value of LoRA strength high, results in distortion of base model, most of the time. That approach was good for SDXL models, but not for Anima. Anima very powerful itself. Such LoRAs is meaningless. IMHO.
@PurePrompt I don't really get what are you trying to say, like if you want slider lroa to overpower your "medium" tag, sure, I can make slider much stronger, no prob, Anyway, there are use cases for such loras I believe, like for example getting prominent abs without getting overall muscles and dark skin is pretty hard even with negatives, so there's that, although i believe that i didn't update my abs slider, so it techically should have some issues on high weight still.
@PurePrompt Also, Anima is an entangled mess; it is way worse than SDXL. CLIP is much better at separating concepts.
@Maruhashi what do you mean by "mess" and "worse". Anima qwen support very complicate prompts aside danbooru tagging style. It allow very precise posing, positioning and framing.
@PurePrompt Concept separation.
@PurePrompt For example, if you prompt for something small, you'll also get age regression.
@Maruhashi but if you also mentioned adult/mature/aged/old - you get no age regression. =)
Anyway, it is just my opinion - for body shaping is better to use prompt instead of bunch overwhelming each other LoRAs. Maybe it is good for "solo" images, but not for usual purpose.
@PurePrompt I mean you do you, as I said, the reason for making this is that I like making LECO's
@Maruhashi I love your LoRAs; they do a great job—achieving those results through prompting alone would be very difficult. Thank you for the LoRas.
while it is true that Anima is powerful, I think it is right to say that the slider Loras have great use cases, thans for the great work.
I could never really get the body type I wanted but maybe I'm just a promplet.
neg weight don't work on nsfw pics
Care to elaborate/show an example? I don't really get what you mean by NSW.
For example, when generating missionary positions, using a LORA with negative weights results in thicker thighs@Maruhashi
@fanity Can't confirm, just tested and it works as intended for me. Check your positive/negative prompt and checkpoint used; some of them might have something odd merged into them. Ideally, I'd like to see an example image from you.
very good lora! then could you plz make a anti-longtorso lora, now the limb seems too long too strange after losing weight
Love it, but I have a question in a image of two people how can I control the Lora to act on only one specific person while not affectig the other? or affect everyone in general?
Thank you for this. One feature i wish it had (but probably impossible to implement) is if it could target the bodyweight more specifically than Anima already could. For example Anima and other mods tend to make the person more 'childlike' in proportions (larger head, shorter limbs, smaller hips, etc) with keywords like skinny, slender, emaciated, etc.