This is for all the freaks out there. This lora can work as a detailer lora or a main image lora. As a main image lora, I recommend lowering the strength to about 0.7 to prevent style bleed. When used in the detailer you can bump that weight up to 1 or higher. The trigger words are listed on the right, be sure to mix and match and add parenthesis if needed.

Surprisingly, the monster equine penis dataset I have is by far the smallest of the 4 types I put together. The result is less variety in the types of peens it can produce, but it still works well imo.

There are 2 ways this lora can be used and both methods were used to generate the sample pics:

1. Use as a normal lora. Works but can change the style and composition of your image. Use a weight of 0.7 or lower to reduce that. You can always add a higher weight to the lora in the detailer later to bump it up in the details.

2. Use only as a detailer. Great way to boost the peens visuals with 0 affect on overall image style. I personally recommend this approach but I know its not available to everyone.

For those curious on how to do method 2, here's a quick guide.

1. Generate your base image the same way you usually would up until applying detailers. Leave out the lora or include it with a low weight, like 0.7.

2. Add trigger tags like "m0nster equ1ne pp, nubbed penis, spiked penis, penis, ribbed penis" if you want a specific look.

3. Plug this lora into either your adetailer or fdetailer.

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.