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Should probably add a small disclaimer that this was trained on a koikatsu model and you need to use it together with a style lora to achieve any sort of 2D look, like in the previews, since the 3D model is really damn strong, even at a lower weight. Alternatively some flat images in the training set would help.
The nice thing about it though is that the outfits are spot on.
This and all the other models I have in this collection. My strength is not character creation, it's styles; I make these to test things out, and I plan to maintain the same method.
@KojiroNsfw Ah, first character Lora I tried from you, so I was just a bit surprised when I first loaded up the model at full strength. Since your dataset is probably all from the same source, you're kinda baking a style lora as a side effect, but as long as it's still compatible and adapts to other style loras, it's probably fine though, so you do you.