<p>Expanding on my collection of LoRAs that have very specific use-cases that only I may find useful, permit me to introduce:</p><h2 id="novel-navels">Novel Navels</h2><h3 id="what-this-does:">What this does:</h3><ul><li><p>Introduces a few visually distinct variants to navels/bellybuttons</p></li></ul><h3 id="what-this-does-not-do:">What this does not do:</h3><ul><li><p>Clean your navel for you</p></li></ul><h3 id="current-caveats-for-v2:">Current caveats for v2:</h3><ul><li><p>None, currently!</p></li><li><p>The n@vel tag alone will create a variety of different shapes, sizes, depths, etc. Experiment away!</p></li><li><p>Works much better than v1. I no longer recommend using the prior version.</p></li></ul><h3 id="usage-tips:">Usage Tips:</h3><p>Start at or around a weight of 0.75 for illustrious models that are more semirealistic and go up from there. Others can start around 1.0.</p><p>The LoRA's activation keyword (n@vel), while recommended, may not be needed depending on your base model.</p><p>For variety, you can also try:</p><ul><li><p>flat n@vel</p></li><li><p>innie n@vel</p></li><li><p>outie n@vel</p></li><li><p>sp1ral n@vel</p></li></ul><p>The 'spiral navel' can have a neat effect on output. Play around and let me know what works for you!</p>

Novel Navels IL

<p>Original release.  Mostly experimental. May work great, or not at all.</p>

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