Recoil Usage Guide

This LoRA focuses on recoil and settling motion. It guides movement of the penis which can come from either a reference image you supply or via a custom checkpoint or additional penis LoRA..

Using reference images

For a reference-based workflow, try providing:

• A subject reference to establish the person’s appearance and proportions.

• A separate anatomical reference sheet showing the relevant details from multiple angles.

In your prompt, explain which reference controls the subject’s identity and which supplies anatomical details. Clear reference roles can help reduce ambiguity, though results will depend on your model, workflow, and reference quality.

With suitable image conditioning, you do not need a separate penis LoRA. Here's an example that shows it from above and below front-facing. If your video is from the side, give it a side shot. I have many Penis image LoRAs that can do this, most can do two panels of the same penis, e.g. Krea2, MOSS-Image.

Using an additional penis LoRA

You can also pair this motion LoRA with a compatible penis LoRA or checkpoint that has penises baked into it, but those will take away from any reference penis images you use from my experience.

For a text-to-video workflow without reference images, a penis LoRA may help establish details that this motion-focused LoRA does not supply on its own. Results will vary with the base model and prompt.

Example prompt

subject removes their lower article of clothing to reveal their erect penis that recoils up and down when released from the garment.   

Working from a clothed reference

A visible outline in a clothed reference may help guide approximate proportions and orientation. For example, you can experiment with a still image created using one of my Bulge Creator LoRAs as the starting reference.

Treat that outline as a general visual guide. Exact proportions, continuity, and movement will depend on the model and conditioning.

Workflows and showcase examples

I have workflows embedded in virtually all of my showcase videos. Check those examples and their prompts to see how I combined subject references, detail references, and motion instructions.

For many examples, I reused a similar prompt and swapped the subject and anatomical reference images. This is a useful starting point for experimentation, but individual references may need prompt adjustments.