UniPixel Style 🎨 [Experiment]

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This LoRA is trained to have thematic as well as style flexibility while keeping consistent pixel sizes enough for it to be scaled back to pixel format.

Usage Tips (Anima v0.3) :

• I personally use it at the weight of ( 1.2 ) so i recommend that

• the LoRA needs to have its trigger words "nv-p1xel4rt," in the prompt

• score tags matters A LOT with this LoRA so try to stick to score_6, or lower

  • the lower you go the less color depth you'll get

• mind the negatives prompt that you use it might include the pixel effect as a false negative.

• keep in mind that some style tags might break the lora like (pixel art, 3d, or even theme tags)

• so far only tested on Anima Preview Base 3 (used in the showcase pics)

Usage Tips (IL mini ver) :

• this one have lets pixel density then the regular ones (trained on 8bit, 12bit pixel-art)

• I personally use it at the weight of 1 so i recommend that

• the LoRA needs to have its trigger words "nv-mp1xel4rt," in the prompt

Usage Tips (IL regular ver) :

• I personally use it at the weight of 1 so i recommend that

• the LoRA needs to have its trigger words "nv-p1xel4rt," in the prompt

• so far only tested on WAI-NSFW-illustrious-SDXL V14 (used in the showcase pics)

Usage Tricks :

• control your pixel density (more pixels or less pixel per subject) by

  • using different SDXL supported resolutions (refer to Experiment Logs )

  • or prompting for the subject to be closer or further away

• you can easily get character sprites by adding "simple background, white background, full body,"

• you prompt for props by using the prop name along with "still life, no humans, simple background, white background,"

• you can get the image back to true pixel format by

  • resizing it down by exactly 8 times using "nearest neighbor" sampling method at any photo-editing software (like Photoshop)

  • using the [Unipixel tool] i posted