This model recreates the likeness of Maria Robotnik.
Versions:
Illustrious - Recreated with a new dataset for Illustrious, also used my newer training approach which has resulted in a really malleable LoRA that is fun to use.
Unified - LoRA expanded to include works outside of game and anime screenshots. This model generally produces a grown-up version of Maria. If this isn't what you're after, use v1.0.
v1.0 - Updated LoRA - dataset expanded to include screenshots from Sonic x Shadow Generations cutscenes and model viewer, as well as collectible artworks featured in the game, to round out the model's 3D capabilities. Does 2D well too.
V0.5 - There is a great emphasis placed on her appearance in Sonic x Shadow Generations: Dark Beginnings, but also samples from Sonic X. Produces a more cartoony / anime version of the character.
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Call her likeness with sxsgmaria (trigger phrase has changed). Use as before, around 0.8 weight for malleability.
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I noticed this doesn't seem to have her clothes tagged (or, if they were they're not listed or used in sample images). Was that intentional?
Yes that is intentional, as her outfit is applied automatically!
This also means if you reduce the weight, you should have an easier time putting her into different outfits (hopefully).
Let me know if it's broken anything, and when I do the "unified" version (SA2, Shadow, SxSG altogether version) I'll change the method.
@VisualizerPro I'll have to test it, but in my experience models without tagged clothes or hair it's more annoying to get the character into different outfits and also a lot harder to exact camera focus (and to some degree pose) since you can't selectively use parts of the outfit to force the camera to show that. As far as I'm aware, not tagging the character's details offers no advantage whatsoever.
I'd say her tags "Blonde hair, long hair, Hairband, blue hairband, turtleneck jacket, jacket, juliet sleeves, short sleeves over long sleeves, dress, flats, blue footwear"
@NanashiAnon I'll keep this in mind. I've heard both - "only use one tag as a constant, everything that doesn't change on the character doesn't need to be in the tags" and "tag everything" - so I'm still experimenting, in a sense.
From the small amount of training I've done since being told the former, I have felt that my models capture the character's likeness better, so there's probably some kind of middle ground where I can capture a good likeness and not have to tag the entire outfit otherwise A1111 gives me something the complete opposite of what I prompted.
I'll keep having a play around and see what works.
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