<h2 id="krea-2">Krea 2</h2>Trained using a dataset built with my <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2719177/character-dataset-builder">Dataset Builder.</a> Obviously this character is belongs to Lucas Film and should not be used in a compromising way. It was more so a test to see how well krea 2 handles alien characters (handles it very well).This was trained on a realistic dataset with a main outfit and a simple outfit of black underwear. It has outfit versatility because of that but you cannot really remove the headdress (I tried to do that in teh dataset and it was kinda gross...) Style is a bit more rigid but if you turn the lora down to .6-.7 you'll still retain the character while allowing for more flexible styles. You should prompt for her blue skin (or any skin color you want) and you should prompt for headtails. You can mix this with other character loras to convert other characters to twi'lek. It's not perfect, but it does work.Note: This was not trained on the depiction of the character in the films or any cosplayers. This was taken from action figures and her appearance in The Clone Wars animated series. What's more I swapped her face with the face of my character <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2283132/val-luzardo">Val Luzardo </a>who was a T2I creation in Qwen image. That is to say while the character is not original, this depiction is. It does not use any real people.Also, excuse the "non-canon" ears. FK9 and Krea both struggled with the cone ears and if I'm being honest the cone ears gross me out anyways.

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