Before we start: Check out all versions of these LoRAs, each version is a different face.Who is the girl??? She is No one. You might think she looks like someone you know but she is not.There are a few things you should know before using these LoRAs.1: DO NOT USE THEM FOR NSFW OR COMMERCIAL USE.2: These LoRA files are small in size but if you use them properly they will work really great.3: Best way to use these LoRAs is to mix them and get interesting results, like using multiple LoRAs in additional networks and giving them different strengths. Eg. No-one1:0.25, No-one2: 0.35 etc.4: These work great with Hires.Fix if you are trying to get a medium or full body shot, otherwise it will come with disfigured eyes, nose etc.5: While using close up or extreme close up, lower the upscale in Hires.Fix or it will distort face.6: These are somewhat flexible LoRAs which work great between CFG 2-10, but you will have to play with sampling steps, sometimes lower steps give good results, sometimes higher steps give better results. In general if CFG is low then keep Steps around 30-90. If CFG is high then keep steps around 10-60.7: Sometimes fingers and hands turn out weird, better to avoid them in Positive prompt and be sure to add them in negative prompt.8: Model used for training LoRAs is Protogen 3.4, and for generating images I used MoistMix V1. It should work with most of SD 1.5 models.I would really like to see what you make with these models.Please feel free to Post your creations and suggestions.I hope you enjoy using these as much as i do.

No-one..... Read description (4.6-9mb LoRAs)

This one is highly flexible, meaning you do something wrong and it will give lot of weird results and changing checkpoint will heavily affect the output. Try to keep Prompt and negative to minimum, produces good results even at low steps. Keep in mind to play around with Steps, hires.fix, and cfg scale to get desired results.

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