*1.0 tips and tricks

• Latest model is strongly weighted towards anthro look by default, so now if you need to tone it down, a simple 'feral' tag alone won't do it. Options:

- if you go for animal look, use (feral:1.x) modifier, depending on base model

- if you only need to remove some human shapes use 'digitigrade feet' and other specific traits, or negative tag the 'breasts' or other traits you don't need

• When using 'claws' tag it strongly wills to show feet, use negative if not needed

• To avoid standard bug with paws twisted upside down in certain poses use negative 'paw pads'

*Update 1.0

It finally can do everything:
- anthro
- ferals
- SFW
- NSFW

Not explicitly 'horny', good control. Added features (tags): claws, paw pads, fuzzy tail, fang, whiskers, inner ear fluff

TESTING INFO

After more testing I would say that v0.5 is better with feral-ish anthros and ferals, and is overall more "horny", updated v0.75 is more "tame", but makes better fluffy butts. Tests included NSFW and XXX rated stuff along with UwU content.
Why? I have no idea :D Neither of that, except fluffy butts, was the goal.

So if you are into feral-y stuff, I'd recommend using v0.5. If the permanent pink paw pads aren't your thing - they are easily turned off with negative prompt.

*Update 0.75

Done some fiddling with the dataset. Weight range is now much smoother, starts at 0.5 and becomes a mess at 1.4-ish, like a normal LoRA.

No more trigger word. Tags are basically %body part% fluff.

Have fun messing around with this version, I hope it does what it states for you!

Feel free to share any thoughts or gen results so I could improve this further in the future.

*Release notes 0.5
An experimental LoRA for specific fur styling to my own liking.
Unfortunately some scenes included too much juicy pawpads and it's very noticeable at higher weights. Also the NSFW fluids may find their way through but frankly at unusable weights.
Needs polishing, but as for now - fun thing to play with.
Trigger tag: clumpy_fur
Additional tags: fluffy, dim_lighting (self-explanatory).