First of all yes. If using a skirt you are likely to get a pantyshot. No, I am not sure if it will work on males due to me including a dubious tag.
Seems stable enough but It has only received limited testing. I notice that in some wider images it might do a third leg, but the model itself did so too, so YMMV.
I tested mostly on standing, sitting and on_back. I saw it work on legs_up but in a more limited range. Haven't tested on split_legs or other more esoteric poses.
The extremes are crossed legs and spread_legs with some supporting concepts. Seem to starts acting Iffy above +-2.5 so that's on you and it might depend on the model.
It does require the legs tags to use and you can use the common tags like spread_legs or legs_apart plus the leco for even finer control.
LECOs are manipulated by their weight and normally need no triggers to use it(this one does), change their weight like this <lora:SpreadLegs:-1> to make legs close or crossed <lora:SpreadLegs:1> to make the legs more spread. Remember you can go further than -1 or 1!
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I've tried various ways, but it seems to work clearly and drastically only with weights above the value of 1.4. It does not have gradualness but varies clearly. I tried with or without trigger word but it's the same. If I gain too much weight, multiple limbs begin to appear. Solutions?
One could be some tags opposing it, for example, full_body has a tendency to force a Watson cross pose(standing, closed legs one in front of the other). Other could be the resolution, if the image is not tall enough SD prioritizes the face, That's why i suggest legs(apart from the LECO being trained against it) as that forces SD to include more of the legs in the shot so they can be manipulated. SD normally favors cowboy shots with only a bit of the thighs visible so It requires a much higher weight to do anything. Last as always is simply luck of the gacha gods and model incompatibility.
One solution would be for example if you are doing spread legs, to simply prompt it as such and use the LECO to modify the degree of spreading instead of omitting it and controlling it completely with the leco.
@knxo My prompt , You can control? The model remains as in the photo up to 1.4, then sits or takes anatomically incorrect possession. I tried to change the weights of the Lora without success. I also tried another model with the same results. https://civitai.com/images/7986926
@BimbomilloIA Try starting your prompt with "legs_apart, legs, standing" and use the LECO for finer control. If it still doesn't work it is likely one of the Loras is fighting it.
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