v0.3 was dual trained so the same file should be used for both high and low noise.

This is best used as a enhancer for slime girls rather than a standalone motion LoRA.

I got tired of waiting 10-15 minutes for a slime girl animation only to be disappointed by the transparency not getting animated right. In that regard this was originally meant to be similar to Translucent , but there is also some builtin motion enhancement.

Since I have a 4080 (16 GB VRAM) and I couldn't train a Wan 2.2 LoRA with a huge dataset, I decided to use 2 separate 16 video datasets (16 FPS, ~480p, and 21 frames from each).

The trigger word is slime_girls but I find that a prompt like this works pretty well:

slime_girls, aqua slime girl with a  gelatinous body, standing , rough . The man is excitedly  his  into the slime girl's  repeatedly, rhythmically  her hard. High detail transparency shows internal  through her body.

For best results I would recommend using with SmoothMix Animations XXX (or something equivalent) and a checkpoint with good understanding. I usually use DaSiWa WAN 2.2 I2V 14B. The starting image also needs to have good transparency or it might not get the effect right.

Bonus tip - if you are using the lightspeed version of DaSiWa or another checkpoint that has the Lightx2v LoRAs merged, you can stack a high noise Lightx2v LoRA on top of your high noise LoRAs to boost the motion. Start with a weight of ~0.5. Higher weights give stronger boosts with higher risk of quality degradation and/or nonsensical movements.