This is for all the freaks out there. The aim of this lora is to help you generate realistic canine peens regardless of the overall image's style.

You'll see as part of this package there is a main "V2 Base" lora and a "V2 Detailer" lora. I'll explain more below but TLDR, using the base lora at 0.8 strength should satisfy most uses. Full strength is definitely possible but can struggle on more complex pics.

There are 4 penises in the dataset, named pp1, pp2, pp3 and pp4. pp1 is the "whitest" penis, then they get progressively redder until pp4 which is pure red. It's optional but adding one of those 4 tags can boost consistency with getting the type of penis you might like.

Now for the longer explanation. The base lora is trained on the 80 images of the 4 penises, with 20 context images added. The context images were manually created by me using some quick photoshop. They massively enhances the lora's ability to generate images with minimal style bleed and increased consistency compared to V1. The detailer lora on the other hand was trained without the context images. This means its really good at generating just a penis, which is perfect when used on your adetailer or fdetailer because that's all it needs to generate. The base lora 100% can be used as a detailer but the dedicated detailer lora is a little better at it so why not use it. I didn't use the detailer lora in any of the base lora sample pics but I definitely should've.

You'll notice I use a mix match of different methods and weights in the sample pics. Feel free to also play around and see what works for you.

For more info on how to use these loras. Here's a quick how to:

1. Generate your base, undetailed image the same way you usually would. Either add the base lora to this step or don't. If you do, add "c4nine pp" as a tag as well as any of the other tags on the right. You can stop right here, but if you want to go further...

2. Plug the detailer lora into either your adetailer or fdetailer.

3. Add the tag "c4nine pp" to your detailer prompt if it isn't in your base prompt.

4. Adjust the weight of the lora and the denoise of the detailer as you want. In my testing, a weight of 1 on the lora and a denoise of 0.40 is the sweet spot. The higher the denoise the higher the risk/reward.

5. If you're struggling, check the quick example workflows I have attached to the sample pics.

The dataset was generated using these 3d models. No real images were used.