One of, if not the, oldest styles of panties, covering the navel down but with minimal leg coverage (contrasting with their bloomer and girdle derived rivals that covered a significant portion of the leg), now in Anima.
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Trigger: be_br_p, panties
Support: crotch seam, [color] waistband (these are existing tags)
Negative: lowleg panties, bow panties (you always need these for Illustrious and Pony panties, don't know about Anima), photorealistic, photo (medium) (shouldn't be needed, but listed in case), seam, seamed legwear (were needed as negatives in Illustrious for crotch seam, don't know about Anima)
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Thank you for your advice. I’ll take your response into consideration. If you have the chance, I wonder if you could make some swimsuits, bikinis, or school uniforms from Tokimeki Memorial 1-2/4. ^^
I'm not a Tokimeki Memorial fan, but I did just publish an article on making clothing LoRAs if you wanted to try it (and have enough wearers).
Oh, I see.
Thank you so much! You're incredible. Your lingerie collection is unique and much needed. It's very helpful when creating characters. Please transfer the other panty styles. I'll be very sorry. You can't create a thigh gap slider; it's sorely needed when creating characters.
I'm working on the rest now. The main reason the gap between this one and the last was so long was I wanted to make sure there wasn't any critical issues with Anima I wasn't aware of (e.g., it can't be trained on photos).
As for the thigh gap slider: From a quick look there's a few Illustrious ones by creators that are still active and doing Anima ports. I would suggest asking nicely if they could make an Anima version. In my experience people porting models generally have no particular order (except maybe popularity) to their porting so having a specific request will up their priority sorting.
@NanashiAnon Thx! May I ask a question? You might be better off switching from Anima to Krea 2. Krea 2 is simply amazing; it handles both anime and realism, and the anime style looks really cool and convincing. Excellent backgrounds, anatomy, and a much better grasp of physics. The model is vastly more powerful than Anima. I assume it's a new "SDXL" model. After working with it, Anima feels very limited... though Anima's advantage is the complete lack of censorship.
@tnkosmo595 I could try Krea after I've got them converted. Does it work with tag based data? Need to see what Civitai wants for training too.
@tnkosmo595 Looked at Krea 2: Seems it's all natural language (all my datasets are booru tags), super expensive to train, and not a great license. I don't think I'll be really making anything for it.
@NanashiAnon I understand. It’s a shame to hear that, though; Krea 2 is an incredible model in terms of capabilities—it never ceases to amaze me. I think it’s the best thing the open-source community has right now. By the way, it understands some Booru tags—I use them quite often—and it handles prompts from Illustrious pretty well, too. Give it a try yourself; it’s worth it.
@tnkosmo595 Is krea 2 even open source? I don't see DL for medium / large.
@NanashiAnon
Of course, Krea 2 has an open source version. Krea 2 raw - training, Krea 2 turbo - inference. Native ComfyUi
https://www.reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion/comments/1udjzm6/krea_2_opensource_release/