IMPORTANT NOTE: This LoRA was trained for my personal use. Its only goal was to work with my (unpublished) models, so I don't offer any kind of "guarantee" it will work in its full potential with any other model. I'm sharing this with you all, so if you want to use it, test it, merge it... be my guest... and post your (good) results please :)
The main purpose of StabilyXXer is to make realistic models better and it's trained to improve the following features:
model stability (less problems, less seed struggles, less hallucinations...)
improved details (anatomy, facial features, posing, textures, backgorunds...)
lighting and shadows (improving overall realism)
Use it carefully, because it's VERY strong and can easily affect your model too much!
I suggest LoRA values between 0.1-0.4 for gens, and up to 0.2 for merging with a base model. I've tried it with a few "well known" models, and the results were from "meh" to "very good", but I didn't test any model thoroughly with XYZ's or fine tuning... just a few quick examples.
StabilyXXer training: 200+ real photos (no AI gens), 100+ different and precise hand-written tags (each image was tagged independently), 13 epochs (this version is e-7, which worked the best with my models), no watermarks, signatures or any kind of text. The source images were 90% NSFW and 10% SFW (for the balance, but also for ancoring proper clothing, setup and backgrounds)
Example images were made during the testing of my latest realistic model, the LoRA was merged with 0.1 weight, which visibly improved most of what I wanted. They are not strictly NSFW or X+, because I don't like posting porn slop here, but the LoRA knows that stuff :)
Description
This is an SDXL lora, but it should work well with many realistic Pony/Illustrious models
Comments (4)
This can also be used with the strength set to a small negative number (-0.1 or -0.2) for a different effect. This is an interesting LORA and worth exploring.
Hey, thanks for the comment, I've never even tried to use LoRAs with negative weights...
I've tried a few of them now and the results are VERY interesting. Instead of affecting the model by plainly "subtracting the properties" of any specific lora, it seems that negative weights are literally boosting some properties of the model and making it more "extreme" in a way... more color, more contrast, even more details in some cases?!
Thanks for ruining my weekend, I'm now gonna spend hours trying to figure out what's exactly happening :D
Yes, that's what I observed too, boosted colors, changed textures and even anime style characters. A little chaos keeps things interesting ;)
@66helgi136 Chaos is always good haha! Also your experience with anime style characters is surely bc your model has that in its "blood", so my realistic lora supresses realism and boosts other (partly hidden) stuff...

















