@iamddtla Are you willing to upload it to another site?

@razor14250280 I asked in DMs and he wont do it

@sunburnt_toasty That's a shame. If it was as thorough as all of his models it must have been peak

@razor14250280 

Use this as a template. Separate elements for more weight, change positions, open/close eyes etc. if you weight ‘drunk’ enough, drunk bubbles pop up and pending chkpoints can goofy the xpressions.

BREAK, (upper body shot:1.6), (focus on ass:1.6), (visible face:1.6),

(passed out/drunk/sleeping/body splayed out dynamically/mouth open, strands of drool/eyes half closed/extra large eyes/large detailed irises/ eyes slightly rolling up:2.6)

I can't tell from your question if you're new to ComfyUI. I'm going to have to assume that you are. Apologies in advance if that's not the case.

Download the checkpoint into your ComfyUI\models\checkpoints directory. You can then use the standard SD workflow to run it. (Click the Workflow menu, click "Browse Templates," then under the "Basics" tab, click "Image Generation.") Select the checkpoint you downloaded in the "Load Checkpoint" node. Under "Empty Latent Image," make sure to set the width and height to any of the dimensions expected for SDXL models (for example, 1024 x 1024). Type in your positive and negative prompts in the appropriate "Clip Text Encode" nodes. Under the Ksampler node, set "sampler name" to "dpmpp_sde" and "scheduler" to "karras," then hit the "Run" button.

That's just for starters though. You'll want to add more nodes to your workflow later on to improve the quality of your images.