Because it is set to "mature content", it may be hidden by the "Browsing Level" setting (although I think it's probably not). That's all I can think of, and I don't know if there are other problems. "CivBot" is useful for these kinds of problems, so you might want to try it. Thank you for your interest in this LORA.

@Crankerrr I see, it seems to happen when you are using a different base model than LORA.How about it?This LORA is an Illustrious model, and if the base model you are using is a different model, it may not be displayed.

Also, it seems that clients sometimes misidentify the model type of LORA. In that case, it may be displayed if you enable the option to display LORA regardless of model compatibility, "Always show all networks on the Lora page" if you are using the "automatic1111 version". I only use the "automatic1111 version", so I don't know about other UIs.

Also, I'm sorry if it's confusing because it's different from the title, but the file name and the name LORA calls are "trample sex_epoch_6"

@Crankerrr  base model is written in the Details column of the LORA or checkpoint page. In the case of this LORA, it says Illustrious.

And in the Details column of the checkpoint "NTR MIX" that we used to generate the sample images, it also says that the base model is "Illustrious". If these two do not match, it may not be displayed in the LORA column in the UI.