<h1 id="nsfw-helper-slider">NSFW Helper Slider</h1>To make it easy to understand when to use til LoRA, and what it helps with, i made two lists.This is not the same as the "Refusal-Reduction" and should not be compared againt eachother. Instead you should use them together to get the best of both worlds. Refusal-Reduction makes the model do what you tell it, while this LoRA make the NSFW stuff look appealing.<h3 id="recommended-range:-1.0-to-5.0">Recommended range: -1.0 to 5.0</h3><h3 id="what-this-lora-help-with:">What this LoRA help with:</h3><ul><li>Works in both directions: more NSFW or more SFW</li><li>Remove/Add clothes</li><li>Makes it easy to "roll up" tops, pull down panties etc.</li><li>Makes poses more/less exposing and sexual with pos/neg</li><li>Help with penetration, especially when used with penis size LoRA etc.</li><li>Better prompt adherence on NSFW details</li><li>Does minimal changes to rhe image at values below 2.5, compared to alternatives</li><li>From 2.5 to 5.0 it will take more controll over pose, camera etc, often in a good way.</li><li>Makes it super easy to use original checkpoints for NSFW images</li><li>MUCH less changes to the original image compared to Bypass, by a large margine</li><li>Can make NSFW LoRAs look way more realistic with a small negaitve value like 0.5</li></ul><h3 id="what-this-does-not-do:">What this does NOT do:</h3><ul><li>It will not make non NSFW checkpoints have better looking genitals etc</li><li>It will not undress people reliably if the prompt states they are dressed</li><li>It will not undress people reliably if the prompt has left over details like "light hitting her jacket" that you forget to remove</li></ul>I would like to add that some of the things this LoRA helps with, could probably be fixed with prompts. But personally i use Sonnet, or GPT 5.6 to prompt for me, and i almost never read the prompt. And from time to time they intentionally word the prompt very "politicaly correct", that may reduce the intended NSFW level of the image. And i find it simpler to just have this LoRA on standby to adjust on the fly when i find a prompt i like, without having to read the whole prompt and begin to rewrite parts of it.

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