Put this one in the negative prompt and report back. xD

@BigGunsNeverTire Do loras work in negative prompt? Didn't think so but will try with this and see.

EDIT: I think you mean negative weight.

EDIT 2: Okay, I am not sure what is going on exactly. It seems that you CAN put them in the negative prompt and it does in fact change the output, However, it's not clear if it is doing reducing the torso. It seems like the length is normal, but the effect is that it hides the torso more or less. It also seems to improve details and sharpness on some of my renders in negative prompt. I really don't understand.

Regardless, now that I am realizing you can use loras in negative prompts I have a lot of testing to do. Negative prompt seems to give different results than just setting weights negative, and different weights in negative prompt is also different.

@robproctor83 Today I learned you can set negative weights. Is that something I should be doing?

@Galtherok349 Ha, we both learned something new. Regarding if you should or should not be doing something, it's hard to say anything for certain when it comes to diffusion. My assumption is that results will vary with each lora and each checkpoint and what it is you are trying to achieve. If you are familiar with the LowRA model here on Civ, it darkens the image when using positive weights which is it's main function, but you can also use it with negative weights to create a bright scene. Same with some detail models, you can use positive weights to add more detailed texture and negative weights to smooth it. Lots of trial and error, when mixing multiple networks with competing concepts and styles things can become very random.

@robproctor83 @BigGunsNeverTire Tried it as a negative weight in the positive prompt and compared it to a few set seeds and a control prompt of 0 lora strength and it didn't seem to change the torso at all but did change some random things in the photo, added a foot underneath, changed a pillow, changed a window but didn't affect the woman much just superficial things like a hair pin

@robproctor83 Is a LowRA different to a LoRA? I figured they were the same when I heard in passing and didn't hear anything about making an image lighter or darker. LoRAs I use are mostly character/outfit ones

@Galtherok349 The Lowra he is talking about is a Lora its just called Lowra, it is a Lora that darkens an image, Lowra is just what the user named his lora,

@AltruisticAd4583150 Gotcha, thanks!

Alternatively hit it with negative weights

@masmalkar learned something new thanks