The LoRA that recreates the stake concept
***THIS LORA IS NOW ADJUSTED TO FOLLOW THE CONTENT GUIDELINES***
***NO EXPLOITATIVE / VIOLENT CONTENT SUCH AS GORE OR DEATH ALLOWED***
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[This is a prototype LoRA for testing only]
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This one's of great interest to me Unfortunately, I can't get it to wrap the rope across the entirety of the person like in the sample image. At best, sometimes I get the rope to connect from the pole to the arms without a break, but the arms will be behind the back, so it never looks like the full body is tied to the pole. Rest of the time, I usually get "woman is bound standing in front of the pole, and there are some ropes around the pole that don't look attached." Any advice on this? It might be that the base model's baked-in understanding of bondage interferes with the concept.
I usually search for ai images that contains that kind of prompt, so i think i would suggest searching for such images that contain the prompt you are looking for and use its prompts
Btw, what model did you use?
JBryan75 I've tried several models: wai NSFW, Nova Anime, Nova Cartoon, Toonify, Hassaku, some things I forgot I even had.
Here is an interesting discovery: Illustrious XL 2.0 seems to understand the concept of being "tied to something" a lot better than models based on the 0.1 and 1.0 versions. The rope goes around both the body and the stake continuously, giving the appearance the rope is actually holding the two together. However, I find it almost impossible to get good looking generations when using Illustrious 2.0. I've tried doing 'bound to pole' generations using Illustrious 2.0, and then converting the image to a different model via img2img, but so far that keeps separating the person from the pole.
gagologist that is because i limit the reference images to those that doesn't involve explicit graphic violence so that the lora don't end up getting flagged for content violation