I was requested to upload this model despite its many faults, so here it is. It was a WIP that I may not be able to finish until I find some free time but it does what I wanted it to about 30% of the time as it is right now. I don't recommend recommend using it.
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First thought on seeing the demo pics was of those snails that get infected by parasites, and their eye stalks get all swollen up and flash in bright colors so that birds come down and eat them. So, boob-isites? 😱
It's a funny idea, I had a similar thought to that, just that it's a magical enchantment that was misused. Making someone's chest unable to be ignored or something like that!
Whenever they came out green/yellow that was exactly what came to mind, too. The parasites found a much more attractive host now.
I take full responsibility for being obsessed with this concept. I'm having fun experimenting with how it interacts with different color-changing terms before the trigger word. So far, the only negative thing I'm noticing is that it wants to lean into specific colors for the effect (green) and background (pink), but this is probably just a small dataset issue that could be fleshed out. Love it a lot.
Honestly I'm not sure why some things ended up as strong as they were since there's only 3 images with a pink background and only one with green markings on the breasts out of the 74 in the dataset. Also the floaty things that sometimes show up, there's nothing like that in the dataset at all so it might be something that's just closely associated with the tag I used? I tried several other tags but "Hypnotic breasts" seemed to be the only one that gave me what I was looking for. Unfortunately tensor art changed a lot of things recently so I'm not sure that I'll ever be able to get this model working as I wanted.
@SuperMarino That's bizarre how heavily only a few hot pink images affected the results, I had to negative out "pink background" after a while of testing. I also struggled to remove the floaty particles it kept adding no matter what I removed from the terms, but it makes sense that it's probably the model interpreting "hypnotic" as being really visually busy around the area too. The workaround might be to tag it 50/50 a unique term with "_______ breasts", so it still knows to target the bust but not layer on its own idea of hypno.
@kalyxchews I'll never understand where the particles come from, I've even noticed them happening on some of my other models despite how clean the dataset is.