Use THIS LoRa to reproduce the same results as on the showcase images while using this model.
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Edit: In my testing, it generally spat out human or mostly-human looking characters, even when I added "furry, furry girl" etc to the prompt.
Worth noting that most/all of the preview images use a JudyHopps LoRA at 0.5 strength.
Thank you for the review. I will add more showcase images! About the unknown model, even I, have no idea what that exact model is. The image itself is pretty old, and not sure if I will get to know what it is. There are many models that I have created but haven't uploaded to the website, because they are not worth to be uploaded.
@hashlet My outputs generally made humans, even when I said "furry" in the prompt. I notice your preview images all use "JudyHopps" Lora at 0.5 strength. You may want to include a link to it, in the LoRA description, for people who want to reproduce your results.
@datSato My bad. I have no idea why Civitai didn't add my LoRa model to the resource tab automatically. Also added a link to it in the description.
Interesting work.
The model generates furries fine in this art style. The noses tend to look very triangular and I suppose that depends on whether you like that or not.
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