Here's a new version of my "bulgerk" series. This time I trained on images of real people with "dickprint" or bulges which are more than just a round bulge. The original <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/4942/bulgerk-giving-men-a-bulge">"bulgerk-soft" is here</a> (it's a textual inversion) but I find this one gives bigger (hornier) results.Some tips.<ul><li>I tried to keep the training "low" to avoid overburn.<ul><li>Some models (protogen fore example) are more "intensive" meaning that a low CFG scale of 4 or 5 is desirable</li><li>While some other models like virile reality might work at CFG scale of 6 for example</li></ul></li><li>But make sure to pair this with a weight in the LoRA:<ul><li>&lt;lora:bulgerk-dickprint:1&gt; should work in most cases, but it's close to "burning".</li><li>&lt;lora:bulgerk-dickprint:1.2&gt; is pretty much the max I've seen without weird stuff coming in</li><li>&lt;lora:bulgerk-dickprint:0.6&gt; will make it less unrealistic but still nice.</li></ul></li><li>So for example, if you do<ul><li>&lt;lora:bulgerk-dickprint:1.2&gt; and a CFG Scale of 4, it might work.</li><li>Or reverse, &lt;lora:bulgerk-dickprint:0.5&gt; with CFG scale of 7 might also work.</li></ul></li><li>Prompting: I didn't bake in any prompt in the LoRA. But to get it to show up, adding bulge, or crotch bulge early in your prompt helps a lot. "A man with a crotch bulge".</li><li>The types of pants also seems to affect the results a lot. Jeans, chinos, cargo pants, shorts, sweatpants, etc...</li></ul>

Bulgerk-dickprint

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Here's a new version of my "bulgerk" series. This time I trained on images of real people with "dickprint" or bulges which are more than just a round bulge. The original <a href="https://civitai.com/models/4942/bulgerk-giving-men-a-bulge" target="_blank">"bulgerk-soft" is here</a> (it's a textual inversion) but I find this one gives bigger (hornier) results. Some tips.I tried to keep the training "low" to avoid overburn.Some models (protogen fore example) are more "intensive" meaning that a low CFG scale of 4 or 5 is desirableWhile some other models like virile reality might work at CFG scale of 6 for exampleBut make sure to pair this with a weight in the LoRA:&lt;lora:bulgerk-dickprint:1&gt; should work in most cases, but it's close to "burning".&lt;lora:bulgerk-dickprint:1.2&gt; is pretty much the max I've seen without weird stuff coming in&lt;lora:bulgerk-dickprint:0.6&gt; will make it less unrealistic but still nice.So for example, if you do&lt;lora:bulgerk-dickprint:1.2&gt; and a CFG Scale of 4, it might work.Or reverse, &lt;lora:bulgerk-dickprint:0.5&gt; with CFG scale of 7 might also work.Prompting: I didn't bake in any prompt in the LoRA. But to get it to show up, adding bulge, or crotch bulge early in your prompt helps a lot. "A man with a crotch bulge".The types of pants also seems to affect the results a lot. Jeans, chinos, cargo pants, shorts, sweatpants, etc...

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