Now updated with an Anima version. It's fairly consistent. Sometimes certain terms like <code>athletic</code> may introduce unwanted things like long hair, and sometimes it might need <code>robot</code> as an extra hint. I did not tag it with <code>vader-san</code> because that tends to produce Star Wars theming.<hr />I wanted some synths for Illustrious as I missed them from other models, and here we are.It's my first lora so it's a lot of messing around. The eyes tend towards normal, not sure how to get it to more consistently make digital eyes without extra prompts, but you may find things like <code>visor eyes</code> and/or <code>glowing</code> to be helpful. Some other helpful tags are <code>segmented [part]</code> such as body. To only have synths you can try <code>no humans</code> but it can be a bit fussy. If you add quality tags it tends to veer more to 2.5d, but if you want a flatter style, drop quality tags and add <code>line art</code> and/or <code>flat colors</code>. You can check the tag frequency in the model for some other useful tags. It has a preference to duotone white/black synths, but if you give it <code>multicolored body</code> and something like <code>red and blue skin</code> it usually pays attention. It generally understands <code>feathers</code> and <code>wings</code> although these are uncommon features for synths and don't feature much in the training data, so it tends to be more the model's intuitive understanding of such concepts.With portrait size images, it seems to often add a soft blur along the bottom, though that seems to be an Illustrious model problem when rendering at larger sizes?Feel free to do what you like with the model, except sell it. It's freely available for all.

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