Make some fine-ass moms. Well, try to - this is an early model.This is an early LoRA that adds saggy breasts, some fupa/tummy depth, and c-section scars. Still working on training and variety, results may vary based on the core model you use this with!<h2 id="krea-2">Krea 2</h2>Similar to V3 - use the word "mombod" and then describe the woman. Careful on overusing sag/stretch marks/fupa - the core Krea models understand this (and many do it POORLY - so either crank the LoRA up a lot if you do, or describe the prompt more so the bad parts are lest prominent.Use at 0.3 - 2.0, for best results stay in the 0.5 -1.2 range.<h2 id="version-3-(final)-details">Version 3 (final) Details</h2>I am happy with v2 and v3 - so I won't be visiting this for a while.SDXL version - use at 04-0.8 for best results. I am bad at SDXL, so YMMV!Broader set of images with smarter body type generations - the bodies are a bit more natural. You lose a little control from v1 and v2 for more natural output. I do find small breasts are much easier to get in v3, though.Best results are to use "Mombod" + descriptors of weight, breast size, hip/thigh/stomach thickness, hip dips, saggy or very saggy breasts and such.Still responds OK in most cases to cellulite, though strech marks can be more hit or miss.Yes, it is named mombod-f2k9b-final-v2.safetensors (v2 is intentional, there is a v1 of the final) - there were two (slightly) different sets of parameters I used when training the final model. The other version is <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://huggingface.co/xPhoenix777/Flux-Klein-9b-LoRA-NSFW/tree/main">available on HF</a>.Use in a 0.5 - 2.0 scale - I tend to find 1.2 to 1.5 gets the best results. V1 is narrow, V2 has more variety, but possible for more concept slip. V3 is a different approach - less "choose all the parts directly" and more of "describe the woman, we apply the proper mombod to fit"Pretty Good / OK (Needs Work) / doesn't always work well<h2 id="version-2-details-(flux-only)">Version 2 Details (Flux Only)</h2>Trained on these concepts, pair them like "small saggy breasts"<ul><li>breasts: tiny, small, saggy, empty, perky,</li><li>nipples: small, medium, oval, round, dark, light</li><li>pubic hair: shaved, groomed, stubble, strip, triangle</li><li>fupa: small, medium, (pair this with "soft build" or "fatty" desciptors - doesn't work well on skinny)</li><li>stretch marks: on stomach, on thighs</li><li>hips: wide</li><li>build: skinny, soft</li><li>cellulite: on legs, on butt</li><li>venus belly - some base models treat this as pregnant?</li><li>dimples of venus</li><li>c-section scar</li><li>soft pubic area</li></ul><h2 id="version-1-details">Version 1 Details</h2>Some things to try:<ul><li>mombod - will help influence the woman to have some/all of these things below:</li><li>tiny/small/medium/large saggy breasts (use a size, or not!)</li><li>empty breasts</li><li>small/medium/large nipples</li><li>round butt / saggy butt</li><li>wide hips</li><li>cellulite</li><li>small/medium/large fupa (or just fupa)</li><li>soft pubic area (for a fatty/soft looking vulva)</li><li>c-section scar</li></ul>Small dataset, so it doesn't always play nice to specify these all individually. Breasts/fupa tend to follow the weight of the woman (larger women will have more pronounce fupa and slightly heavier breasts) - again more to train!Used the Civ Trainer, so YMMV with this LoRA. Couldn't figure out how to put it in Early Access / request buzz - so enjoy. Tips are nice.<h2 id="flux-2-klein">Flux 2 Klein</h2>Use this Lora at 0.5 up to 2.0, outside of that, results can go wild.<h2 id="sdxl">SDXL</h2>I don't run these models, you just got a LoRA because I accidentally generated that one...

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