Head Size Slider
This was another test with my completely new way of making sliders. I have not been able to find anything im not able to make on the first try. And the stability im getting is out of this world. Im am actually speachless form the results i have been getting. LoRAs that i have failed to make so many times with the normal way of making sliders just turn out ultra stable and with insane results.
This LoRA can be used as a tool to make small changes. But because of its insane stability, and the fact that is does not break down at all it can also be used at extreme values as my samples show.
Recommended range realistic: -6.0 to 6.0
Recommended range comical: -20.0 to 20.0
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Thank you dude!
Mr. Mackey, is that you?
when are you going to update muscle slider?
I could probably look at it this weekend. It would in fact be a fun one to try with my new training method.
While you're experimenting with body proportions... Have you considered a hip height slider (maybe there's a better term for it)? In reality, there are people with long legs and short torsos, and people with long torsos and short legs. Krea and Zit have fairly uniform proportions though.
Hey out of curiosity do you use image datasets primarily to drive the transformations in your Loras (Targeted Flow) or are these typically created using a text based "positive" "negative" "anchor" etc class structure? Thanks in advance!
The way i train now is a mix between traditional training with a dataset and target,pos,neg,anc training.
It involves constant adjustments, and analyzing sample images with external models from OpenRouter.
@LoraholicThanks for letting me know. Sounds similar to an adversarial training approach that you'd use in a Gan. (With respect to the external model validation you're describing.) Very interesting and obviously the results speak for themselves.
Peter Griffin stimulater
Let's make them bobble! xD
AAAAH!!! Thank you so much! A very useful LoRA.
Ah, yes. Now it's complete.
Could you do a skinny/thin face without changing the body proportions or altering character loras? In other words, a weight on faces only.
can you try your "completely new way of making sliders" to make a hip size slider that has 0% effect on breast size? every hip size slider I ever saw also changes breast size. and every breast size slider changes hip size (yours too). so this would be great test for your completely new way of making sliders.
I have been trying to make one. But my new way does not work well on larger things. And ass and hips are a bit broad for it to work propperly. As you probably can see from my loras made with this, is that all of them is changing only one thing. What i could do is to train multiple smaller LaRAs and merge them.
But it takes hours of training pr LoRA, and i need 60-70 gb vram to train this way. So im in a bit of a resource bottleneck at the moment.
@Loraholic Haunch 😊
Man you are pushing these sliders like there's no tomorrow, and I appreciate it, can't load all.
If you take requests ultra-low-rise - ultra-high-rise slider (for bottom clothes waist cut fashion) would be very appreciated!
As an idea the comical extremes could be those comical rapper dudes/dudeddes that wear their pants down on their knees to those caricature nerds wearing their pants up in their elbows, but that would probably rather be separate slider for how low/high someone wears their bottom part clothes as it's not exactly waist cut – or something.
I have exactly that LoRA for Z. But when i tried for Krea i didnt get a result i was happy with.
But i wil probably try again at a later point.
fixing every problem ever, huh?
I will Men in Black everyone.