breastInClass: Better Bodies

v1 Lite
throwawayyy111
almost 2 years ago

Pretty self explanatory.

The LORA formerly known as "nudify" but that proved too daunting and now we have this corny title instead

read the instructions

What it is

This is a LORA that I use in text2img to get better NUDE body types out of generated images.

It's best at low weights, with accompanying keywords, so when models do get naked they're not saggy.

What it is not

It probably has no effect on clothed models, and yes, you must include it in your prompt in order for it to work (saddened I must tell you this).

It does not bias towards asians. Chilloutmix just happens to be very good at them. The models used are all white since v1.0.

Installation:

  1. Download the file

  2. Place it in models\Lora folder (webui)

Usage:

  1. Add the LORA to your text prompt. ex <lora:breastinclassBetter_v14:0.3>

  2. Adjust the weights. 0.1 - 1.0

You can also add it to the prompt by clicking the magenta picture icon beneath "generate" in webUI.

Tips:

  • This is a fairly strong LORA best used in conjunction with low weights and other keywords like "naked".

  • Very high weights can cause the perspective to shift down as all the images crop out the face.

  • Adding "small breast" or "huge breast" can add more size variation, keeping the shape.

  • Adding stubborn loras or conflicting terms (e.g. "shirt") to the prompt can burn the image.

Previews were made using chilloutmix_ni

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Base model: SDXL 1.0
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Latest version (v1 Lite): 1 File

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About this version: v1 Lite

Reduced network size to create a smaller file - results may be different

Same dataset as nudify xl.

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