I have never had a single bad hand among the thousands of images I have generated.

You're just too bad even to generate AI images, plain and simple. No hard feelings.

+1 for this LORA. No, make that +1000 for every really nice image. Even the ones I didn't like for other reasons (not the fault of this LORA) showed no issues with hands, limbs, faces, genitals and so on.

P.S. A real tip: if your weight values are set incorrectly, you won't be happy with your results. I never go beyond 0.4, which can be risky depending on your LORA setup. To start with, try 0.25–0.3 and no more than 0.35, and use another LORA for more advanced work. This one is an addition — a nice touch to add to your images. It's not the main LORA that gives the image character and life. That's how I would describe it.

Once you have learned to differentiate between LORAs made for basic tasks and those made to add flair, you will see that it's similar to adding a CC to an empty layer in Photoshop. It doesn't add anything to an empty layer, but it can transform an ugly image into a masterpiece. Also, never forget the importance of good, well-thought-out negative prompts; bad ones always cause issues that have nothing to do with your LORA selection.

Look, it can't be a coincidence that thousands of users have posted some of the site's most-liked images using this LORA, can it? That speaks volumes. Maybe consider that next time before making serious yet invalid accusations about the creators' work in this community, which is provided for your convenience after all. There's nothing wrong with speaking out if you're unhappy, need help or actually have valid criticism. But think about it next time.

Just saying.

@ToshioRiko "A tip on how to use this lora and generate good hands: use 25% of the lora" Brilliant. That's not how it's used in the previews. At that point may as well argue that the checkpoint you're using is better. This is a STYLE lora, meaning it should change the whole style as a baseline, that's the bare minimum. If it adds flair at lower weights is a completely different thing.

Also, kinda funny how you talk about most liked images on this site, as if it's not notorious for people using way too many random loras at minuscule weights for no reason except to get reactions (buzz) from different pages lol.