V2

Warning1: You should use it with a starting weight of 2. I retrained it and refined the concepts a bit and pretty much had to sear them into the LECO. Should now work on 512x512 and 768x512 instead of only wider resolutions. The concepts seem to be extremely watered down in the model I was using and even after letting it cook most of the day is still only triggers properly at a weights bigger than 2(it triggers at lower values in wider resolutions). But otherwise it seems to work fine enough. Negative weight values should simply prevent more than a single character from appearing.

use it like this: <lora:PeopleCount_000000700:2>

Warning 2 At weight 5+ the images get odd... as in rather disturbing schizophrenic like.

V1

Will do a retrain to simplify it's usage, will probably bake in wide_shot, full_body and everyone. So it will likely get some stylistic differences. Check V2 above

Warning3: seem to need wider images to work, using full_body, wide_shot and standing also help as they make the characters smaller leaving more room for other characters. The idea was a leco to control the amount of people. Didn't work. The amount of people in an image is mostly dictated by the resolution of an image, thus wide screen images give more people. What it does do is either a single person or try to cram as many people as possible in the available space. It is a nice effect though. The negative is also useful if you want a scenic wide screen image without extra people randomly appearing while the positive tries to add more people.

These results are baseline at weight 1 without adding other modifiers like 2girls which would boost the effect of the LECO

(I am really wishing xyz plot had a resolution mode.)

Resolution:

• 512x512: single person, might add a partial silhouette

• 832x512: 2 persons

• 1024x512: 4 persons

• 962x512:1 person and 2 partial

• 1024x765: 2 or 3 persons

LECOs are manipulated by their weight and normally need no triggers to use it, change their weight like this <lora:PeopleCount:-1> to make sure you only get a single character or <lora:PeopleCount:1> to make try to cram as much people as possible in the available space, setting it to zero having very little effect on the prompts. Remember you can go further than -1 or 1!