Blu Code

Originally, this LoRA was trained to generate gaming bedrooms.

It failed.

Spectacularly.

Instead of giving me cozy RGB setups, clean desks, LED strips, and gamer chairs, it apparently decided that was far too boring and started generating celestial cathedrals, floating giant eyes, mechanical whales, cyber fairies, impossible flowers, surreal landscapes, and ultra-detailed fantasy/sci-fi scenes.

So yes, as a gaming room LoRA, it is a complete failure.
As an accidental blue dream machine, though, it works surprisingly well.

Blu Code is a LoRA built around highly detailed imagery, blending fantasy, sci-fi, crystalline elements, surreal environments, luminous aesthetics, and sometimes mechanical or cyber-inspired forms. It is capable of producing a wide variety of results even with very simple prompts and minimal guidance.

The two trigger words usually push the output in different visual directions, but they are not strict categories. They are more like two different moods of the same happy accident, so feel free to experiment with either one however you want.

Trigger words

B_WHITE_G33KROOM
Usually leans toward brighter, softer, more ethereal, dreamlike, or fantasy-oriented results.

B_DARK_G33KROOM
Usually leans toward darker, more mechanical, cyber, dramatic, or intense results.

About the color theme

The LoRA was primarily trained around white and blue tones, but that does not mean it is limited to those colors.

That was partly a deliberate choice simply because I personally like those tones, but the LoRA has also been tested on other themes — especially by other users — and it still performs very well. For example, prompts using a black and red theme have worked perfectly fine.

So while white/blue is the core identity of Blu Code, don’t hesitate to experiment beyond that.

What it tends to add

Blu Code often brings dense detail, polished rendering, surreal scenery, striking eyes, fantasy/sci-fi atmosphere, floating structures, glossy or crystalline surfaces, and strong visual impact even with minimal prompting.

About the example images

All example images were generated using simple prompts, a basic workflow, and no retouching or upscaling.

These are raw outputs straight from generation, yet they already come out with very strong detail and quality.

Prompt examples

Example 1

(ultra-realistic:1.2), masterpiece, best quality, ultra-detailed, very aesthetic, B_WHITE_G33KROOM, white and blue theme, outdoors, beautiful scenery, dynamic angle

This kind of prompt can produce completely surreal and unpredictable scenery: a floating cathedral, a giant Yggdrasil-like tree, a futuristic city, and more. It can be a very good base prompt if you just want to explore what the LoRA can do.

Example 2

(ultra-realistic:1.2), masterpiece, best quality, ultra-detailed, very aesthetic, B_WHITE_G33KROOM, white and blue theme, outdoors, beautiful scenery, dynamic angle, opulent, giant eye

This prompt produced the image with the giant floating eye. A single extra tag can be enough to push the LoRA toward this kind of surreal concept.

Example 3

(ultra-realistic:1.2), masterpiece, best quality, ultra-detailed, very aesthetic, B_DARK_G33KROOM, white theme, outdoors, dynamic angle, 1girl, chain hair, close-up, facial marks, snowflakes, reflection, blue lips, pale skin, third eye, symbol-shaped pupils, snow pupils, long sidelocks, chains hair ornament, forehead jewel

This was used for the woman with three eyes. It shows that the LoRA can also follow more developed prompts and still produce surprising, detailed, and distinctive results.

Blu Code was supposed to decorate gaming rooms.
Instead, it opened a portal to a surreal sci-fi fantasy dimension.