Honey, You've Got a Big Storm Coming..
I'll be honest, I made this one weeks ago and kinda forgot about it for some reason. This LORA helps create electricity with a bit of control as to how the electricity effect is generated (its still mostly random though). Trained on mostly 2D and semi-realistic images..
Weight: 0.6 - 0.8
Trigger:
thunder-staff (electric tends to appear on staff, might need to add prompt for staff)
thunder-hand (electric tends to appear on character's hands)
thunder-aura (electric tends to appear around character)
thunder-weapon (electric tends to appear on held weapons such as swords, hammer, spears, etc. Need to add prompt for the weapon)
Additional tags: electricity, lightning (for added effects)
Optional tags: dynamic pose, fighting stance, casting spell (sometimes electricity only appears correctly when doing certain action pose)
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Yesssss.
I know it would be extremely challenging, but is there any possibility of getting a shadowmancer? Something similar to the hyrdomancer in terms of.. uh.. texture, I guess you'd call it-- similar to the fire or water texture but with black/dark shadows? It couldn't be in super dark aesthetics/backgrounds obv but so pretty!
Oh god you just unlocked my trauma hahaha .. I actually have tried making a shadowmancer lora with swirling liquid-y shadow effect, but for some reason it doesn't work well. Its either a problem with my dataset or the AI itself trying to correct the image dark/light contrast value. When used in dark area it appear so much that it looks like my character is getting sucked into a black hole. When used in light areas, the shadow almost doesn't appear at all. And if it does, it looks like a few thin black smoke..
I am planning to get back at it again though, but I can't promise when will that be, or if it will turn out well lol..
@Kairen92 LOL. I mean, I haven't figured out the whole training LoRAs thing yet, but I've definitely experienced similar frustrations in trying to get swirly shadow stuff in general. Seems like it's easier to create some kind of other material (even generic "wisps") and then photoshop the color/etc to make them look more like shadows than it is to generate something resembling a condensed shadow. Which, to be fair, I can see being confusing for the poor computer to understand, like you said.
I don't know if it's relevant or helpful at all, but I've been having some mild successes getting almost the right coloring and even sometimes patterns/textures/shapes using tattoo designs. I wonder if that could be honed somehow and then combined with one of your existing LoRAs to make something work? I have no idea if that's potentially feasible or if it's a client-level suggestion. Apologies if the latter.
Regardless, let me know if I can help at all. I currently have an excess of spare time and enjoy hunting for photos.
@thedarkfields nah it's fine, I'm already close to figuring it out, I can feel it haha. But your comment actually gave me an idea, about how the AI find it easier to create other materials. So thank you for that, it gave me something to think about. In any case, thank you for your offer to help, I really appreciate that.. 😊
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