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    For T2V, use the high and low noise models at 0.8 - 1 strength.

    For I2V, use the high noise model at 1-1.5 strength with the low noise model at 0.9 strength.

    With I2V, the high noise T2V model adds more motion, if the I2V version isn't doing enough.

    Start with some form of "a woman uses her breasts to titfuck a man". You can tweak it, like "an irish woman with red hair titfucks a man with her breasts". You can also try adding "she is kneeling between his thighs" if you're note having any luck.

    Follow that with "A squirt of thick white cum oozes out from the woman's cleavage, it coats the man's penis" for a cumshot. Increase the low noise CFG if it isn't working.

    Examples are all done with T2V or I2V lightning LoRAs, at 1-2 CFG with 6-8 steps.

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    Got the high noise version working better, enjoy! I think the T2V high noise still adds better motion but this is better for less intense movement.

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    Comments (6)

    boobkake22Sep 6, 2025
    CivitAI

    This messes with faces too much in my testing so far. It does what you expect, but it's got too much influence on the output and quality at the moment. Wants for more variety in characters and lighting, and perhaps higher resolution.

    CyberCurvesOct 8, 2025

    face detailer, then upscale base image, then when running i2v workflow reduce noise to .5 on lora. doesn't mess with them too much then

    piconjoOct 4, 2025
    CivitAI

    I've tried it, it was... ok. It doesn't work particularly well with cartoony styles due to it constantly making the videos blurry. Granted it was made on site, and I only used the high noise version.

    aimalias
    Author
    Oct 4, 2025

    You definitely need the low noise version. If anything, use the low noise both times instead of the high noise, but both is ideal.

    a274690860502Dec 11, 2025
    CivitAI

    If there is no male penis in the picture, can the same effect as the reference work be achieved with LORA?


    aimalias
    Author
    Dec 12, 2025

    from my testing yes, but it is not as consistent