Disclaimer, this is not my script, I did not make it and I can't take credit for it whatsoever (if you recognise the script and it's owner, please let me know so I can contact them and ask them for permission, if you recognise this as your own script and you would like it removed, please let me know!) The initial script was designed for making a deepthroat animation, and admittedly I could never get it to work, but it piqued my curiosity so I've tampered with it several times, this being one of the better iterations! This doesn't do anything the original script it will allow, so once again, the original author deserves all credit. For anyone who knows how to edit the script, you'll be able to see what it does. This version has 18 frames, ranging from "topless, (small breasts:1.2), nipples" &gt; "topless, (huge breasts:1.4), nipples) and exports them into a gif afterwards. I couldn't work out how to upload the file without choosing a .zip file, but just extract it into the 'Scripts' folder and it should show up where you'd choose the X/Y prompt option. Advanced tips: 1: You should try to control the image as much as possible, making sure to pose your subject, their hands, the background as much as possible so as much will stay the same as possible. 2: Img2Img frames. If the gif turned out alright, save for one or two frames where it's a little too different, I've had decent luck using Img2Img with that frame, until it looks like it'll match with the rest. Then just use something like <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://ezgif.com/maker">https://ezgif.com/maker</a> to make it manually! 3: It prefers drawn models more than realistic!

Timelapse/Breast Growth

This doesn't quite work out as smoothly as the breast size increase does, but it does what I need it to. Even more convinced that it'll make a better timelapse vs transformation. Scales from "(plump:1.0)" &gt; "(abs, obliques, toned:1.4), (biceps:0.9)" Gifs were manually editied and turned into a gif with <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://ezgif.com/">https://ezgif.com/</a>. You can see the difference crossfading has on the two images as well.

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