<h2 id="description">Description</h2><p>This LoRA is made to improve overall detail, texture, and rendering quality on Illustrious, for both characters and environments.</p><p>It helps create richer scenes without needing overly complex prompts, while also improving character textures, clothing details, materials, and hair definition. It is especially useful for semi-realistic anime renders where you want less flatness, less glossy/plastic rendering, more detailed hair, and more visually dense backgrounds.</p><h2 id="trigger-words">Trigger words</h2><p><code>semi-realistic</code></p><p>Often enough to bring out the intended effect by itself, especially for a natural semi-realistic look.</p><p><code>azm_envstyle</code></p><p>Mainly reinforces the environment/detail side of the LoRA. It can help with richer scenery, more detailed backgrounds, atmosphere, and overall visual density.</p><p><code>azm_chardet</code></p><p>Mainly reinforces the character detail side of the LoRA. It can help with character texture, hair detail, clothing detail, and reducing the glossy/plastic look.</p><p>The trigger words can be used separately or together depending on how strongly you want to guide the result.</p><h2 id="usage-notes">Usage notes</h2><p>The LoRA was designed to work with simple prompting. For backgrounds, even basic location prompts or adding <code>detailed background</code> to a character prompt can already help create a more complete scene.</p><p>For known characters already recognized by Illustrious, the LoRA may have a noticeable bias toward lighter fabric outfits. To preserve the official outfit more accurately, increasing the weight of the character name can help. For example, I had to use <code>(Furina:1.2)</code> to get Furina’s actual outfit more consistently.</p><p>The showcase images are raw outputs, without refining, retouching, upscaling, or any additional post-processing.</p><p>Results may vary depending on the model version, LoRA weight, prompt, and other LoRAs used.</p>

Azmaland - semi realistic style

<p>After a bit of testing I noticed epoch 20 seems to work better with some models. I was using Dasiwa SweetPoison but for a model like WAI or Vetemoonlace I find that epoch 20 was better.<br />The pic show the difference between epoch 10 and epoch 20 using WAI. Epoch 10 stays closer to the anime style of WAI.</p>

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