V1 :
I really like this character, but at the moment, there doesn't seem to be a Lora version of the Krea2 model.
So I tried to train one.The model's performance is currently not very good. I will continue to make improvements in the future.
V2:
I used a clearer training set.
V3:
This time I used a realistic dataset, and of course the images might be a bit different from 3D ones, but I still think the overall effect is pretty good.
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May I ues the lora，make the manka for porn？？？Sir？
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Sure, you can use my LoRA to create manga. Have fun!
@Small_Haven 他为啥这么问？老实人
@Small_Haven Thanks！！ Fine,too
@BIG_A Even though this LoRA is open‑source, checking the creator’s wishes is simply a way to show respect for their hard‑won efforts.
@wwwmanmoon103 Your behavior is like someone kindly giving you a bowl of water because you're thirsty, only for you to hold it and ask, “Am I allowed to drink this?” From one perspective, you might call it polite. From another, you're just being so performatively polite that it comes across as affected.
@BIG_A
❤First, your analogy isn’t very fitting. What the creator did is not comparable to someone handing you a bowl of water when you are thirsty. To be precise, it is more like them placing drinking water in a self‑service supermarket for thirsty people to help themselves freely.
❤Second, I felt uneasy about taking the creator’s work for free. Besides, I noticed no‑one had left a comment in the comment section, so I posted mine.
❤Third, I was delighted when the creator saw my message and replied to me.
❤Fourth, you think that my comment asking for permission to use his LoRA for comic‑making was unnecessary and pretentious. That is merely your opinion. I do not believe my actions offended the creator, nor do I see it as over‑the‑top respect.
❤Fifth: The creator’s choice to open‑source is kindness on his part, and my enquiry is my response to that kindness. Courtesy is never an empty formality.
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老哥，我喜欢你的风格，加油