strength round .7-1. Start at .8. Optional trigger is p0w4b0m4. In general, putting it near the end seems to help a little with prompt adherence. This enables Flux to understand prompts about two subjects doing powerbombs, throwing each other into stuff, piledriver type slams, etc. You might need to play with your prompt a little, but it is pretty self explanatory- see sample pics or use these for starters:&lt;subject1&gt; leaning forward, lifting &lt;subject2&gt; and slamming into the ground.an image depicting &lt;subject1&gt; standing with their arms in front of them, with &lt;subject2&gt; flying through the airThings I am not thrilled about:<ul><li>sometimes the lift is a giant swing/Boston crab set-up (legs under arms instead of over shoulders)</li><li>usually, for the party initiating the move, you need to state if they are in the air, standing, kneeling, etc. or they sometimes don't have legs</li><li>leg and hand issues happen- apologies</li><li>getting the exact moment a subject hits and breaks a flaming table is super hard</li><li>it seems very sensitive to comma placement to get what you want. </li><li>the word "powerbomb" itself sometimes works in place of slamming with prompts like the samples, but I lament not being able to effectively train "powerbomb" as a verb trigger understanding tenses. I tried. </li></ul>

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