A highly modular character LoRA for Lilith my beloved 🩷<hr /><h3 id="the-basics-and-trigger-words">The Basics &amp; Trigger Words</h3><blockquote>Core Trigger: <code>@lilithaens</code>Weight: <code>1.0</code> (v2 does fine at 1.0 for all prompts)</blockquote><h3 id="the-lilith-aensland-tag:">The <code>lilith aensland</code> Tag:</h3>This tag is basically essential for maximum flexibility. While the LoRA works fine by itself due to her core features being baked into the trigger word, it is highly advised to add <code>lilith aensland</code> (or explicitly state her features in the prompt) if the generation starts straying away from Lilith. Honestly, just keep <code>lilith aensland</code> in the prompt every single time--there is no reason not to lol<hr /><h3 id="baked-in-anatomy-(no-tagging-required)">Baked-In Anatomy (No Tagging Required)</h3>As mentioned above, I intentionally left certain tags out of the training data so the LoRA would learn them as permanent core features baked into the trigger. You do not need to prompt for:<ul><li><code>flat chest</code> (It genuinely fights the base model to keep her flat--LIKE SHE SHOULD BE)</li><li><code>purplish/pinkish hair</code> &amp; <code>short hair</code></li><li><code>red eyes</code></li></ul>Note: If your checkpoint is overriding these, keeping the <code>lilith aensland</code> tag in your prompt is the best way to put it back on track, or you can just explicitly add those anatomical tags.<hr /><h3 id="wing-variations-and-game-mechanics">Wing Variations &amp; Game Mechanics</h3>You have options for her wings, including some experimental tags trying to emulate her in-game animations:<ul><li>Standard Placement: <code>red bat wings</code></li><li>Lower Placement: Add <code>lower back wing placement</code> alongside the standard wing tags. The reason for this is because of the divide in how people portray Lilith--an artist will either be part of the lower back wing supremacy or just put them normally. Even official art is completely inconsistent with the placement of her wings</li><li>Attack Blades: <code>red metallic blade wing</code>/<code>red metallic blade wings</code> Limited training data, but it tries to turn her wings into blades like how they are in-game for some attacks</li></ul><hr /><h3 id="outfits-and-prompting-guides">Outfits &amp; Prompting Guides</h3>1. Classic OutfitWorks perfectly at 1.0 weight.<code>@lilithaens, lilith aensland, red leotard, diamond cutout, white fur trim, purplish-blue bridal gauntlets, blue bat-print pantyhose, red high heel boots, red bat head wings, red bat wings</code>2. Gloomy Puppet Show (Bunny Suit)There was a decent amount of art for this. Keep weight at 1.0.<code>@lilithaens, lilith aensland, red leotard, fishnet pantyhose, white wrist cuffs, white detached collar, red bowtie, white fake rabbit ears, red headband, white fake rabbit tail</code>3. Splendor Love (In-game special ability)EXTREMELY limited data for this, so don't expect miracles, but you can try to generate it using these tags (the splendor love tag itself might help a bit too):<code>@lilithaens, lilith aensland, completely nude, outstretched arms, closed eyes, knee up, floating, splendor love, [experiment around with tags for swarming green bats]</code>4. Other OutfitsHer other outfits are in the database! However, due to very, very, very, very limited art for them, the LoRA doesn't have the absolute best grasp on them compared to her main suit, so results may vary or be non-existent.<hr /><h3 id="troubleshooting-and-negative-prompts">⚠️ Troubleshooting &amp; Negative Prompts</h3>Add these to your negative prompt if you run into these specific issues:<ul><li><code>sweat</code> The model sometimes just randomly wants to generate sweat drops for some reason lol</li><li><code>diamond cutout</code> v2 is a lot smarter at keeping the cutout away from her Gloomy Puppet Show/Bunny outfit, but if you still see it bleeding over, use this</li><li><code>pixel art</code> v2's fishnets are basically perfect now without needing a negative tag, but if you happen to get a weird checkerboard pattern, putting this in the negative will help smooth it out</li></ul><hr /><hr /><hr /><hr /><h3 id="v1-information">v1 Information</h3>If you are still using the v1 file of this LoRA, keep these older quirks in mind:* Weighting: v1 had a weight range of <code>0.8 - 1.0</code> for flexibility.* Wing Placement Tags: v1 didn't use a modifier tag for lower wings. You had to use the standalone tag <code>red lower back bat wings</code>.* Outfit Bleed: v1 heavily struggled with the <code>diamond cutout</code> bleeding onto the bunny suit, and the fishnets almost always required <code>pixel art</code> in the negative prompt to avoid a pixel sprite checkerboard look.

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