A highly flexible and modular LoRA of Jane Doe from Zenless Zone Zero, trained on WAI Illustrious v17. It captures her default asymmetrical outfit flawlessly while maintaining enough flexibility for custom outfits and heavy style changes.<h3 id="recommended-settings">Recommended Settings</h3><ul><li>Base Weight: <code>0.85 - 1.0</code> (Use 1.0 for perfect accuracy on her default outfit and accessories).</li><li>Alternate Outfits/Styles Weight: <code>0.75 - 0.85</code> </li></ul><h3 id="trigger-words">Trigger Words</h3><ul><li>Core Trigger: <code>jane_doe</code></li><li>Default Outfit: <code>jacket, crop top, black shorts, black gloves, fingerless gloves, red nails, fur trim, grey footwear, asymmetrical legwear, torn pantyhose, pantyhose under shorts, single thighhigh, single garter strap, earrings, eyelashes</code></li></ul><h3 id="tips">Tips</h3><ul><li>The Symmetry Bias (Important for Legs): Do NOT use plural tags like <code>thighhighs</code> or <code>torn thighhighs</code>, as the AI will try to mirror her legs. Stick strictly to the asymmetrical tags provided in the default outfit block above (<code>single thighhigh</code>, <code>pantyhose under shorts</code>).</li></ul><ul><li>Changing Clothes (Outfit Baking): Because her jacket is a very strong feature in the dataset, you might need to force new clothes. If you want her in a wedding dress or bikini, use emphasis brackets on the new clothes e.g., <code>(wedding dress:1.4)</code> and add her default clothes to your Negative Prompt: <code>jacket, coat, fur trim, collar, necktie</code></li></ul><ul><li>Tail Continuity: Her tail is baked into the LoRA naturally. Avoid using heavy emphasis like <code>(mouse tail:1.5)</code>, as this can confuse the base model and cause spatial glitches or giant ears. If the tail disappears when using complex alternate outfits, simply add the word <code>tail</code> to your prompt as a gentle reminder.</li></ul>

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