Komposit — Style LoRA Description
Komposit is a Style LoRA that introduces a clean, engineered design language across architecture, vehicles, interiors, products, and environments. It emphasizes structured geometry, composite‑material aesthetics, and crisp surface behavior while maintaining realism and modern design clarity.
A distinctive aspect of Komposit is its ability to produce subtle circuit‑like geometric patterns as part of its material language. These patterns emerge naturally from the LoRA’s learned structure — not as neon sci‑fi elements, but as refined, embedded surface details that enhance the engineered look of the design. They appear even without being explicitly prompted, giving generations a unique, high‑tech composite feel.
What this LoRA is good at
Clean, structured geometric forms
Composite‑material surface behavior
Subtle circuit‑like embedded patterns
Modern architectural and urban design
Contemporary vehicles and product concepts
High‑detail edges and crisp silhouettes
Realistic lighting and material clarity
Minimalist, engineered aesthetics
Maintaining style coherence across categories
Best use cases
Architectural renders
Commercial zones and pedestrian areas
Vehicle and transportation concepts
Interior and exterior design
Product visualization
Modern cityscapes
High‑fidelity concept art
What this LoRA is NOT for
Neon cyberpunk circuitry
Glowing motherboard patterns
Sci‑fi holograms or fantasy ornamentation
Organic painterly styles
Character likeness modeling
Komposit is a style enhancer, not a character LoRA or a full model. It is meant to be used on top of Flux Dev / Flux Schnell (or other compatible base models) at adjustable strength, giving your generations a unified, modern composite‑material aesthetic with refined geometric detailing.
Description
Komposit — LoRA Version Notes (Flux Dev)
Base Model
Flux.1 Dev This LoRA was trained and validated specifically on Flux Dev.
Required Trigger Word
Komposit This LoRA must be activated with the trigger word. Without it, the style will be significantly weaker or may not appear at all.
Recommended LoRA Strength
1.2 This is the optimal strength for Komposit’s geometry, composite‑material surfaces, and circuit‑like detailing.
Recommended CFG
1.0 Komposit performs best at low CFG. Higher values reduce style consistency and can distort geometry.
Recommended Steps
36 steps This is the sweet spot for Flux Dev: fast, stable, and detailed.
Sampler
Euler / Normal This sampler produces the cleanest edges, most stable geometry, and the best composite‑material behavior for Komposit. Other samplers may soften or distort the style.
Recommended Resolutions
Komposit has been tested extensively at these resolutions:
1024 × 1024
1152 × 1536
1536 × 1152
These sizes produce the most consistent geometry, clean surfaces, and stable composite‑material detailing. Vertical and horizontal 1152×1536 / 1536×1152 both work extremely well for architectural and commercial scenes.
Style Behavior
Komposit introduces:
engineered geometric structure
composite‑material surface language
crisp edges and clean contours
subtle circuit‑like embedded patterns (appear naturally, even without prompting)
modern architectural and product‑design aesthetics
The circuit‑like geometry is part of the material language — not neon, not sci‑fi, not glowing.
Best Use Cases
modern architecture
commercial zones
pedestrian areas
vehicles and transportation
interiors and exteriors
product design
urban environments
high‑fidelity concept art
Workflow Tips
Always include the Komposit trigger word.
Keep prompts clean and descriptive.
Avoid mixing with other strong style LoRAs.
Use low CFG for best geometry.
For architecture: add “clean modern facade,” “structured surfaces.”
For vehicles: add “engineered design language.”
Known Limitations
Strength above 1.3 may over‑sharpen edges.
Very busy prompts can reduce style coherence.
Works best with modern / contemporary subjects.