Make sure to use trigger words, "leg stumps" & "arm stumps" as appropriate. In supported versions, "shoulder stumps" and "thigh stumps" can be used for shorter stumps cut off at the shoulder/thigh. "amputee" and "quadruple amputee" were NOT used often in captioning training images, so they may not be very effective.

Recommend using 0.8a if using civitai generator. For later versions, try using locally, or try using a merged model like autismmix. dora versions after 0.8a are mostly just fiddling with certain details: in particular, trying to get individual arm stumps and leg stumps to generate independently and consistently for non-quadruple-amputees, improving stump cover generation, improving chain details, etc. If you just want quadruple amputees, use 0.8a.

Prompting guide:

stumps:

For most versions, "arm stumps and leg stumps" will work best, as the training set has the most examples of quadruple amputees. Other stump combos work fairly unreliably, and may need additional strength (e.g. (arm stumps)).

stump options:

• arm stumps and leg stumps

  • quadruple amputee

  • works the most reliably

• arm/shoulder stumps

  • amputated arms or shoulders

• leg/thigh stumps

  • amputated legs or thighs

• right/left arm stump

  • amputated arm

• right/left leg stump

  • amputated leg

stump covers (non-exhaustive list):

Stump covers can be optionally specified. Some work better than others, depending on the version.

stump cover options:

• bandaged

• [chained loops/handles/eye bolts on] flat/rounded [red/orange/yellow/etc.] [metal/cloth] caps on

• scarred

• eye bolts in

For prompting, combine stump cover options with stump options. E.g. "bandaged arm stumps and leg stumps".

Largely trained on nsfw images, so include specific clothing items in your prompt if you want clothed images. Clothing covering/obscuring stumps will not work as well as sleeveless short-sleeved clothing. Working on expanding dataset for greater flexibility of which body parts are amputated.