v2
More detailed latex, added corset support, if needed can handle realistic styles too.
lora strength 1.0 works great most of the time.
Main triggers: latex catsuit, latex bodysuit,
Corset: latex corset, metal busk, laced corset, laces,
Options: latex feet, latex gloves, crotch zipper, unzipped, front zipper,
colors work too, even helps with other outfits; dresses, leggings tops.
v1
Generate latex catsuits with a more paneled look, you might need to play with lora strength for your model, 0.5 - 1.0 works fine most of the time.
Main triggers: latex catsuit, skin tight,
Options: latex feet, latex gloves, crotch zipper
colors work too, even helps with other outfits; dresses, leggings tops.
IMO: This version is a bit too wrinkly. I generated the dataset from self-generated images.
For V2 I'll try and source a better data set for the more elastic/smooth latex look.
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1.0 Base release
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I like it, it does a good job for me. Just two things to note for your v2.0 if you like. I use a realism checkpoint, and the LoRA slightly reduces color vibrancy and shifts the realism toward an anime style. If v2.0 doesn't do that anymore, I'll use the LoRA for almost all my images :)
Good to know, I'm playing with a 'beta' v2.0 model atm. Will do some realism tests too.
That's why I thought I'd write to you about it—maybe you'd be interested :)
V2 is up ;)
V2 is better, yes, It has more of a sheen and the colors hold up a bit better, which I really like (though it could still a little more). As for realism, I don't think it has improved. I like it and will use it from time to time, since there are hardly any realistic latex LoRAs for anima checkpoints.