<h1 id="anidream-truehentai">AniDream TrueHentai 🍆💦🍑</h1><blockquote>Flesh, not plastic. No oil. No wax. Just skin.Sweat is drawn as drops, not as a glossy film — skin stays matte even when it's wet.</blockquote>The lewd sister of <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/3016758/anidream-trueanime">AniDream TrueAnime</a>: the same matte, drawn look, with a dose of <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2856434/nova-exanime-am?modelVersionId=3226184">ExAnime</a> mixed in for more defined NSFW anatomy.<hr /><h2 id="quick-start">⚡ Quick Start</h2><ul><li>Sampler: er_sde · Scheduler: Beta</li><li>Steps: 30–50 · CFG: 5–6 · Sigma Shift: 3–7</li><li>Resolution: up to 1536² natively, higher with <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://claude.ai/chat/a5fd8e03-1e1e-41bb-9fb6-dfd62229b7a8">Highres Boost-2K</a></li></ul>Sigma Shift: lower (3–4) = more fine detail, but weaker composition; higher (6–7) = stronger composition. On big canvases (~1536×1920) stay at 5–7 to avoid duplicates.Multi-character scenes: use Shift 5–9 instead of 3–7. Low Shift (3–4) can make features jump between characters (one character's tail or wings showing up on another). If something is still wrong, the seed often matters more than the Shift — try another seed. To fix a small detail without changing the composition, use a variation seed with low strength (≈0.1–0.3) instead of a new seed.Extra duplicates (two phones, extra props) can be removed with <code>multiple X</code> in the negative, e.g. <code>multiple phones, multiple cellphones</code>.NSFW: add <code>nsfw, explicit</code> to the prompt. If the model still plays it safe, put <code>safe</code> in the negative.That's it. Generate.<hr /><h2 id="several-characters-in-one-image">👥 Several Characters in One Image</h2><ul><li>Give each character its own block with a weight: <code>&lt;weight[1.3]:...&gt;</code> (ComfyUI / Forge: <code>(...:1.3)</code>). The right weight depends on the sampler: er_sde ≈ 1.3–1.4, euler ≈ 1.4. Above 1.5 things start to break.</li><li>Repeat the character's name in every sentence: <code>Miku has...</code>, <code>Miku is saluting.</code> A sentence without a name can jump to a neighbor.</li><li>Write the blocks in reading order (left → right, top → bottom), the same as on the canvas.</li><li>Different outfits = fewer leaks. Same clothes on everyone make colors jump between characters.</li><li>Keep backgrounds plain. Patterns (flowers, charts) can merge panels into one.</li><li>Small details (nail polish) leak the most. Skip them if you don't need them.</li><li>Check your brackets! One missing <code>]</code> and the character's features scatter to everyone else.</li></ul><hr /><h2 id="sweat-and-wet-skin">💦 Sweat &amp; Wet Skin</h2>The oil is gone, and it doesn't come back with sweat tags. Instead of a plastic shine you get drawn drops:<ul><li><code>sweat</code> — a few drops</li><li><code>sweaty</code> — more drops, light flush</li><li><code>very sweaty</code> — drops all over, damp hair</li><li><code>wet</code> / <code>wet skin</code> — water drops and wet hair, skin still matte</li></ul>Want a real shine? Put it on materials, not on skin: <code>latex</code>, <code>oil-covered latex bodysuit</code>, <code>wet clothes</code>. Those still shine.<hr /><h2 id="prompt">✍️ Prompt</h2>Order matters: <code>quality tags</code> → <code>character, outfit, pose, scene</code> → <code>style / artists</code> → <code>detail tags</code>Style tags go at the end (right before the postfix), not at the start, or they leak into the scene.Tags for WHAT, short sentences for HOW: <code>1girl, frieren, white bodysuit</code> + <code>She leans on the motorcycle, looking over her shoulder.</code>Punctuation matters: separate tags with commas, but end sentences with a period. The period tells the model where a sentence ends, so the following tags don't "stick" to it.<a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://danbooru.donmai.us/wiki_pages/tag_group:subjective">Subjective tags</a> work: <code>beautiful, cute, handsome, gorgeous, sexy, erotic</code> and the like actually change the result, so use them to set the mood of a character.Prefix:<pre><code>masterpiece, best quality, score_9, score_8, score_7, newest, year 2025, highres, absurdres, very aesthetic, ultra detailed,
</code></pre>Postfix:<pre><code>anatomically perfect, correct proportions, natural posture, ultra detailed face, ultra detailed eyes, ultra detailed hair, ultra detailed hair strands, ultra detailed clothes, ultra-detailed background, detailed scenery,
</code></pre>Optional: for more dynamic, less "statue-like" poses<pre><code>asymmetrical pose, asymmetrical hand pose,
</code></pre>Negative:<pre><code>worst quality, low quality, early, old, score_1, score_2, score_3, cartoon, graphic, painting, crayon, graphite, abstract, glitch, deformed, mutated, ugly, disfigured, long body, bad anatomy, bad hands, missing fingers, extra fingers, extra digits, fewer digits, cropped, very displeasing, artist name, blurry, jpeg artifacts, lowres, censor,</code></pre>Optional (extra negative for cleaner results):<pre><code>Poorly drawn anatomy, especially in the hands, feet, face, and joints.
monochrome, greyscale, spot color, muted color, pale color, desaturated,
realistic teeth,
border, white border, black border, picture frame, framed, letterboxed, pillarboxed, windowboxed, polaroid border, film frame, photo border, edge markings, vignette,
bad text, gibberish text,
surreal, photo background, 3d, realistic, photorealistic, skin texture, volumetric lighting, blender,
Bad perspective, aspect ratio, reflections, and shading.
Clipping, misalignment, and warped or disjointed geometry.
minimalism, low detail background, absurdly detailed composition,
engineering nonsense, cartoon logic, what, bad gun anatomy, bad vehicle anatomy, bad food,
bad clothes, impossible clothes,
symmetrical pose, symmetrical hand pose, symmetry,</code></pre><pre><code>Use (bad anatomy, bad hands, ...:1.2) if anatomy looks weird.</code></pre><hr /><h2 id="text-on-images">🔤 Text on Images</h2>The model can write text, but it's not a typewriter. What we found in testing:<ul><li>Put the text in quotes, say where it goes, end with a period: <code>One line of text in the top left corner: "Welcome to the future!".</code></li><li>Give it a small weight (~1.2). Without it the model often skips the text; more than 1.2 doesn't make it more accurate. SwarmUI: <code>&lt;weight[1.2]:...&gt;</code> · ComfyUI / Forge: <code>(...:1.2)</code></li><li>Short, common words work best. Long or rare words (like "distant") may come out misspelled no matter what.</li><li>One line per corner works better than two lines in one place. Print fonts are easier for the model than cursive.</li><li>Lower Sigma Shift (3–4) seems to help small details like letters.</li><li>Don't double the period: <code>"way..."</code> + <code>.</code> outside the quotes = extra dots in the image.</li></ul>If one word is still wrong: inpaint only the text with a mask (Creativity 0.6–0.8), or just fix a letter or two in an image editor. It's often faster.<hr /><h2 id="samplers">🎛️ Samplers</h2><ul><li>er_sde — clean &amp; safe (default)</li><li>euler — softer, slightly more creative</li><li>euler_a — thin soft lines; good for complex scenes with several characters</li><li>dpm++ 2m sde gpu — more dynamic, but has a mind of its own</li><li>dpm++ 2m — razor sharp; often the best pick for NSFW and anatomy close-ups</li><li>dpm++ 3m sde — not for generating from scratch; good for img2img</li></ul><hr /><h2 id="upscaling">🔍 Upscaling</h2>Skip Hires Fix — it tends to distort the image.Use Img2Img / Init Image instead:<ol><li>Generate the image as usual.</li><li>Send it to Img2Img / Init Image with low denoise (Init Image Creativity 0.25–0.35, or higher if you're experimenting / inpainting).</li></ol>Sigma Shift for Img2Img:<ul><li>Low denoise (≈0.25–0.35): lower the Shift (≈3–4) — the composition is already there, let the model spend its steps on detail.</li><li>High denoise (0.5+): keep the same Shift as the first pass, or a middle value (5).</li></ul>The composition stays yours — the model only adds detail.<hr /><h2 id="known-limits">⚠️ Known Limits</h2>Anatomy is stable, but it's still a diffusion model. Occasional "mutations" (an extra finger, a doubled braid, a third leg) can appear within normal statistical error. They depend on settings, seed, resolution and LoRAs.If it happens:<ul><li>try another seed;</li><li>try a different sampler and/or scheduler (separately or together);</li><li>lower the resolution or raise Sigma Shift;</li><li>reduce the number or strength of LoRAs;</li><li>add <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2832931/negative-anatomy-fixer-detailer">Negative Anatomy Fixer</a> at a negative weight (around −0.6…−1). It helps, but it's not a 100% cure.</li></ul><hr /><h2 id="recommended-loras">✅ Recommended LoRAs</h2><ul><li><a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2673546?modelVersionId=3001940">Highres Boost-2K</a> (1.0) — for big canvases</li><li><a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/929497/aesthetic-quality-modifiers-masterpiece?modelVersionId=2961717">anima-base-1-masterpiece</a> (1.0) — overall quality</li><li><a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2738621/2d-3d-slider?modelVersionId=3079658">2D-3D slider</a> (−1…−2) — highly recommended for even more 2D</li><li><a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2684020/better-text-rendering?modelVersionId=3013765">Better Text Rendering</a> (0.6–0.8) — if you need text (helps, but isn't magic)</li></ul><hr /><h2 id="don't">❌ Don't</h2><ul><li>Don't add Reflection or anti-oil sliders. They're already baked in — a double dose burns the image.</li><li>Don't merge or stack ExAnime on top. It's already inside — more of it can bring the gloss back.</li><li>Don't push CFG above 6. Burned colors, harsh lines.</li><li>Don't stack LoRAs mindlessly. Sometimes less is better.</li><li>Anima is not SDXL. No tag walls, no BREAK, and no SDXL LoRAs, embeddings, etc. It's like putting diesel in a petrol car: both are fuel, both fit the same tank — and it still wrecks the engine.</li></ul>or...Prepare for unforeseen consequences.<hr /><h2 id="thanks">🙏 Thanks</h2><ul><li><a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/user/pesy">pesy</a> — for <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2675133/anima-reflection?modelVersionId=3003728">Anima-Reflection⬇</a>, the LoRA that made the matte skin possible.</li></ul><hr />Tests and ideas by the author. English isn't my native language, so the text was written and edited with the help of Claude.

AniDream TrueHentai

qwen_image_vae.safetensors

anidreamTruehentai_v10_txt.safetensors

anidreamTruehentai_v10.safetensors

v1.0

<h1 id="anidream-trueyiff">AniDream TrueYiff 🍆💦🦊</h1><blockquote>Wild fox, not faux. No oil. No plastic. Just fur.Sweat is drawn as drops, not as a glossy film — fur and skin stay matte even when they're wet.</blockquote>The lewd sister of <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/3021898/anidream-truefurry">AniDream TrueFurry</a>: the same matte, drawn look and furry anatomy, with a dose of <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2856434/nova-exanime-am?modelVersionId=3226184">ExAnime</a> mixed in for more defined NSFW anatomy. The same recipe as <a rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/3020253/anidream-truehentai">AniDream TrueHentai</a>, on a furry base.<hr /><h2 id="quick-start">⚡ Quick Start</h2><ul><li>Sampler: er_sde · Scheduler: Beta</li><li>Steps: 30–50 · CFG: 5–6 · Sigma Shift: 3–7</li><li>Resolution: up to 1536² natively, higher with <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2673546?modelVersionId=3001940">Highres Boost-2K</a></li></ul>Sigma Shift: lower (3–4) = more fine detail, but weaker composition; higher (6–7) = stronger composition. On big canvases (~1536×1920) stay at 5–7 to avoid duplicates.Multi-character scenes: use Shift 5–9 instead of 3–7. Low Shift (3–4) can make features jump between characters (one character's tail or wings showing up on another). If something is still wrong, the seed often matters more than the Shift — try another seed. To fix a small detail without changing the composition, use a variation seed with low strength (≈0.1–0.3) instead of a new seed.Extra duplicates (two phones, extra props) can be removed with <code>multiple X</code> in the negative, e.g. <code>multiple phones, multiple cellphones</code>.NSFW: add <code>nsfw, explicit</code> to the prompt. If the model still plays it safe, put <code>safe</code> in the negative.That's it. Generate.<hr /><h2 id="several-characters-in-one-image">👥 Several Characters in One Image</h2><ul><li>Give each character its own block with a weight: <code>&lt;weight[1.3]:...&gt;</code> (ComfyUI / Forge: <code>(...:1.3)</code>). The right weight depends on the sampler: er_sde ≈ 1.3–1.4, euler ≈ 1.4. Above 1.5 things start to break.</li><li>Repeat the character's name in every sentence: <code>Miku has...</code>, <code>Miku is saluting.</code> A sentence without a name can jump to a neighbor.</li><li>Write the blocks in reading order (left → right, top → bottom), the same as on the canvas.</li><li>Different outfits = fewer leaks. Same clothes on everyone make colors jump between characters.</li><li>Keep backgrounds plain. Patterns (flowers, charts) can merge panels into one.</li><li>Small details (nail polish) leak the most. Skip them if you don't need them.</li><li>Check your brackets! One missing <code>]</code> and the character's features scatter to everyone else.</li></ul><hr /><h2 id="furry-tips">🐾 Furry Tips</h2><ul><li>Start with <code>furry, anthro</code> + the species: <code>fox girl</code>, <code>german shepherd</code>, <code>avian, blue bird girl</code>, <code>anubis (mythology), jackal</code>.</li><li>Add body words: <code>body fur</code>, <code>snout</code>, <code>long snout</code>, <code>fluffy</code>, <code>detailed fluffy fur</code>; for birds <code>feathers, body feathers, beak</code>.</li><li>Birds and other "tricky" species work. Pure anime models turn a bird girl into a harpy with wing-arms; here you get feathered arms and normal hands.</li><li>Breeds: the model knows the species well, but exact breed markings can drift (a German shepherd may get rottweiler-like markings). If it matters, describe the colors in words: <code>black saddle on the back, tan legs and face</code>.</li><li>Extra animals in the background: words like <code>jackal</code> or <code>wolf</code> can add small animals behind your character. Keep <code>solo</code> and try <code>feral, animal</code> in the negative.</li><li>Want kemono (Japanese-style beastfolk, shorter muzzles, anime-like faces)? Try <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/3020253/anidream-truehentai">AniDream TrueHentai</a>.</li></ul><hr /><h2 id="prompt">✍️ Prompt</h2>Order matters: <code>quality tags</code> → <code>character, outfit, pose, scene</code> → <code>style / artists</code> → <code>detail tags</code>Style tags go at the end (right before the postfix), not at the start, or they leak into the scene.Tags for WHAT, short sentences for HOW: <code>1girl, frieren, white bodysuit</code> + <code>She leans on the motorcycle, looking over her shoulder.</code>Punctuation matters: separate tags with commas, but end sentences with a period. The period tells the model where a sentence ends, so the following tags don't "stick" to it.<a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://danbooru.donmai.us/wiki_pages/tag_group:subjective">Subjective tags</a> work: <code>beautiful, cute, handsome, gorgeous, sexy</code> and the like actually change the result, so use them to set the mood of a character.Prefix:<pre><code>masterpiece, best quality, score_9, score_8, score_7, newest, year 2025, highres, absurdres, very aesthetic, ultra detailed,
</code></pre>Postfix:<pre><code>anatomically perfect, correct proportions, natural posture, ultra detailed face, ultra detailed eyes, ultra detailed hair, ultra detailed hair strands, ultra detailed clothes, ultra-detailed background, detailed scenery,
</code></pre>Optional: for more dynamic, less "statue-like" poses<pre><code>asymmetrical pose, asymmetrical hand pose,
</code></pre>Negative:<pre><code>worst quality, low quality, early, old, score_1, score_2, score_3, cartoon, graphic, painting, crayon, graphite, abstract, glitch, deformed, mutated, ugly, disfigured, long body,
&lt;weight[1.2]:bad anatomy, bad hands, missing fingers, extra fingers, extra digits, fewer digits&gt;,
cropped, very displeasing, artist name, blurry, jpeg artifacts, lowres, censor,
</code></pre>Optional (extra negative for cleaner results):<pre><code>Poorly drawn anatomy, especially in the hands, feet, face, and joints.
monochrome, greyscale, spot color, muted color, pale color, desaturated, high contrast,
realistic teeth,
border, white border, black border, picture frame, framed, letterboxed, pillarboxed, windowboxed, polaroid border, film frame, photo border, edge markings, vignette,
bad text, gibberish text,
surreal, photo background, 3d, realistic, photorealistic, skin texture, volumetric lighting, blender,
Bad perspective, aspect ratio, reflections, and shading.
Clipping, misalignment, and warped or disjointed geometry.
minimalism, low detail background, absurdly detailed composition,
engineering nonsense, cartoon logic, what, bad gun anatomy, bad vehicle anatomy, bad food,
bad clothes, impossible clothes,
symmetrical pose, symmetrical hand pose, symmetry,</code></pre><code>&lt;weight[...]:...&gt;</code> is SwarmUI syntax. In ComfyUI / Forge use <code>(bad anatomy, bad hands, ...:1.2)</code>.<hr /><h2 id="text-on-images">🔤 Text on Images</h2>The model can write text, but it's not a typewriter. What we found in testing:<ul><li>Put the text in quotes, say where it goes, end with a period: <code>One line of text in the top left corner: "Welcome to the future!".</code></li><li>Give it a small weight (~1.2). Without it the model often skips the text; more than 1.2 doesn't make it more accurate. SwarmUI: <code>&lt;weight[1.2]:...&gt;</code> · ComfyUI / Forge: <code>(...:1.2)</code></li><li>Short, common words work best. Long or rare words (like "distant") may come out misspelled no matter what.</li><li>One line per corner works better than two lines in one place. Print fonts are easier for the model than cursive.</li><li>Lower Sigma Shift (3–4) seems to help small details like letters.</li><li>Don't double the period: <code>"way..."</code> + <code>.</code> outside the quotes = extra dots in the image.</li></ul>If one word is still wrong: inpaint only the text with a mask (Creativity 0.6–0.8), or just fix a letter or two in an image editor. It's often faster.<hr /><h2 id="samplers">🎛️ Samplers</h2><ul><li>er_sde — clean &amp; safe (default)</li><li>euler — softer, slightly more creative</li><li>euler_a — thin soft lines; good for complex scenes with several characters</li><li>dpmpp_2m_sde_gpu — more dynamic, but has a mind of its own</li><li>dpmpp_2m — razor sharp (2nd default)</li><li>dpmpp_3m_sde — not for generating from scratch; good for img2img</li></ul><hr /><h2 id="upscaling">🔍 Upscaling</h2>Skip Hires Fix — it tends to distort the image.Use Img2Img / Init Image instead:<ol><li>Generate the image as usual.</li><li>Send it to Img2Img / Init Image with low denoise (Init Image Creativity 0.25–0.35, or higher if you're experimenting / inpainting).</li></ol>Sigma Shift for Img2Img:<ul><li>Low denoise (≈0.25–0.35): lower the Shift (≈3–4) — the composition is already there, let the model spend its steps on detail.</li><li>High denoise (0.5+): keep the same Shift as the first pass, or a middle value (5).</li></ul>The composition stays yours — the model only adds detail.<hr /><h2 id="known-limits">⚠️ Known Limits</h2>Anatomy is stable, but it's still a diffusion model. Occasional "mutations" (an extra finger, a doubled braid, a third leg) can appear within normal statistical error. They depend on settings, seed, resolution and LoRAs.If it happens:<ul><li>try another seed;</li><li>try a different sampler and/or scheduler (separately or together);</li><li>lower the resolution or raise Sigma Shift;</li><li>reduce the number or strength of LoRAs;</li><li>add <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2832931/negative-anatomy-fixer-detailer">Negative Anatomy Fixer</a> at a negative weight (around −0.6…−1). It helps, but it's not a 100% cure.</li></ul><hr /><h2 id="recommended-loras">✅ Recommended LoRAs</h2><ul><li><a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2673546?modelVersionId=3001940">Highres Boost-2K</a> (1.0) — for big canvases</li><li><a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/929497/aesthetic-quality-modifiers-masterpiece?modelVersionId=2961717">anima-base-1-masterpiece</a> (1.0) — overall quality</li><li><a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2738621/2d-3d-slider?modelVersionId=3079658">2D-3D slider</a> (−1…−2) — highly recommended for even more 2D</li><li><a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2684020/better-text-rendering?modelVersionId=3013765">Better Text Rendering</a> (0.6–0.8) — if you need text (helps, but isn't magic)</li><li><a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2623016/better-furry-furry-general-enhancer-anima-or-mexes?modelVersionId=3347278">Better Furry (Furry General Enhancer)</a> — optional, at your own risk:<ul><li>0.5–0.8: subtle — small anatomy fixes (e.g. a tail that was missing), cleaner eye details. The image barely changes.</li><li>0.9–1.0: stronger — more expressive faces, but slightly worse light and shadow; it can change the head pose and add its own touches to the background (e.g. tent curtains in a desert scene).</li></ul></li></ul><hr /><h2 id="don't">❌ Don't</h2><ul><li>Don't add Reflection or anti-oil sliders. They're already baked in — a double dose burns the image.</li><li>Don't merge Nova Furry on top. Its furry knowledge is already inside, tuned per block; more of it bends snouts and simplifies backgrounds.</li><li>Don't push CFG above 6. Burned colors, harsh lines.</li><li>Don't stack LoRAs mindlessly. Sometimes less is better.</li><li>Anima is not SDXL. No tag walls, no BREAK, and no SDXL LoRAs, embeddings, etc. It's like putting diesel in a petrol car: both are fuel, both fit the same tank — and it still wrecks the engine.</li></ul>or...Prepare for unforeseen consequences.<hr /><h2 id="thanks">🙏 Thanks</h2><ul><li><a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/user/pesy">pesy</a> — for <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2675133/anima-reflection?modelVersionId=3003728">Anima-Reflection⬇</a>, the LoRA that made the matte skin possible.</li></ul><hr />Tests and ideas by the author. English isn't my native language, so the text was written and edited with the help of Claude.

AniDream TrueYiff

How Does the Fox Moan?

anidreamTrueyiff_v10.safetensors

anidreamTrueyiff_v10_txt.safetensors

<h1 id="anidream-truefurry">AniDream TrueFurry 🦊</h1><blockquote>True fur, not faux. Real snouts. Real paws. Real feathers.Fur stays soft and matte — latex, metal, water and glass still shine.</blockquote>A general-purpose furry model: <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/3016758/anidream-trueanime">AniDream TrueAnime</a> with the furry inside.<hr /><h2 id="quick-start">⚡ Quick Start</h2><ul><li>Sampler: er_sde · Scheduler: Beta</li><li>Steps: 30–50 · CFG: 5–6 · Sigma Shift: 3–7</li><li>Resolution: up to 1536² natively, higher with <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2673546?modelVersionId=3001940">Highres Boost-2K</a></li></ul>Sigma Shift: lower (3–4) = more fine detail, but weaker composition; higher (6–7) = stronger composition. On big canvases (~1536×1920) stay at 5–7 to avoid duplicates.Multi-character scenes: use Shift 5–9 instead of 3–7. Low Shift (3–4) can make features jump between characters (one character's tail or wings showing up on another). If something is still wrong, the seed often matters more than the Shift — try another seed. To fix a small detail without changing the composition, use a variation seed with low strength (≈0.1–0.3) instead of a new seed.Extra duplicates (two phones, extra props) can be removed with <code>multiple X</code> in the negative, e.g. <code>multiple phones, multiple cellphones</code>.That's it. Generate.<hr /><h2 id="several-characters-in-one-image">👥 Several Characters in One Image</h2><ul><li>Give each character its own block with a weight: <code>&lt;weight[1.3]:...&gt;</code> (ComfyUI / Forge: <code>(...:1.3)</code>). The right weight depends on the sampler: er_sde ≈ 1.3–1.4, euler ≈ 1.4. Above 1.5 things start to break.</li><li>Repeat the character's name in every sentence: <code>Miku has...</code>, <code>Miku is saluting.</code> A sentence without a name can jump to a neighbor.</li><li>Write the blocks in reading order (left → right, top → bottom), the same as on the canvas.</li><li>Different outfits = fewer leaks. Same clothes on everyone make colors jump between characters.</li><li>Keep backgrounds plain. Patterns (flowers, charts) can merge panels into one.</li><li>Small details (nail polish) leak the most. Skip them if you don't need them.</li><li>Check your brackets! One missing <code>]</code> and the character's features scatter to everyone else.</li></ul><hr /><h2 id="furry-tips">🐾 Furry Tips</h2><ul><li>Start with <code>furry, anthro</code> + the species: <code>fox girl</code>, <code>german shepherd</code>, <code>avian, blue bird girl</code>, <code>anubis (mythology), jackal</code>.</li><li>Add body words: <code>body fur</code>, <code>snout</code>, <code>long snout</code>, <code>fluffy</code>, <code>detailed fluffy fur</code>; for birds <code>feathers, body feathers, beak</code>.</li><li>Birds and other "tricky" species work. Pure anime models turn a bird girl into a harpy with wing-arms; here you get feathered arms and normal hands.</li><li>Breeds: the model knows the species well, but exact breed markings can drift (a German shepherd may get rottweiler-like markings). If it matters, describe the colors in words: <code>black saddle on the back, tan legs and face</code>.</li><li>Extra animals in the background: words like <code>jackal</code> or <code>wolf</code> can add small animals behind your character. Keep <code>solo</code> and try <code>feral, animal</code> in the negative.</li><li>Want kemono (Japanese-style beastfolk, shorter muzzles, anime-like faces)? <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/3016758/anidream-trueanime">AniDream TrueAnime</a> already draws that.</li></ul><hr /><h2 id="prompt">✍️ Prompt</h2>Order matters: <code>quality tags</code> → <code>character, outfit, pose, scene</code> → <code>style / artists</code> → <code>detail tags</code>Style tags go at the end (right before the postfix), not at the start, or they leak into the scene.Tags for WHAT, short sentences for HOW: <code>1girl, frieren, white bodysuit</code> + <code>She leans on the motorcycle, looking over her shoulder.</code>Punctuation matters: separate tags with commas, but end sentences with a period. The period tells the model where a sentence ends, so the following tags don't "stick" to it.<a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://danbooru.donmai.us/wiki_pages/tag_group:subjective">Subjective tags</a> work: <code>beautiful, cute, handsome, gorgeous, sexy</code> and the like actually change the result, so use them to set the mood of a character.Prefix:<pre><code>masterpiece, best quality, score_9, score_8, score_7, newest, year 2025, highres, absurdres, very aesthetic, ultra detailed,
</code></pre>Postfix:<pre><code>anatomically perfect, correct proportions, natural posture, ultra detailed face, ultra detailed eyes, ultra detailed hair, ultra detailed hair strands, ultra detailed clothes, ultra-detailed background, detailed scenery,
</code></pre>Optional: for more dynamic, less "statue-like" poses<pre><code>asymmetrical pose, asymmetrical hand pose,
</code></pre>Negative:<pre><code>worst quality, low quality, early, old, score_1, score_2, score_3, cartoon, graphic, painting, crayon, graphite, abstract, glitch, deformed, mutated, ugly, disfigured, long body,
&lt;weight[1.2]:bad anatomy, bad hands, missing fingers, extra fingers, extra digits, fewer digits&gt;,
cropped, very displeasing, artist name, blurry, jpeg artifacts, lowres, censor,
</code></pre>Optional (extra negative for cleaner results):<pre><code>Poorly drawn anatomy, especially in the hands, feet, face, and joints.
monochrome, greyscale, spot color, muted color, pale color, desaturated, high contrast,
realistic teeth,
border, white border, black border, picture frame, framed, letterboxed, pillarboxed, windowboxed, polaroid border, film frame, photo border, edge markings, vignette,
bad text, gibberish text,
surreal, photo background, 3d, realistic, photorealistic, skin texture, volumetric lighting, blender,
Bad perspective, aspect ratio, reflections, and shading.
Clipping, misalignment, and warped or disjointed geometry.
minimalism, low detail background, absurdly detailed composition,
engineering nonsense, cartoon logic, what, bad gun anatomy, bad vehicle anatomy, bad food,
bad clothes, impossible clothes,
symmetrical pose, symmetrical hand pose, symmetry,</code></pre><code>&lt;weight[...]:...&gt;</code> is SwarmUI syntax. In ComfyUI / Forge use <code>(bad anatomy, bad hands, ...:1.2)</code>.<hr /><h2 id="text-on-images">🔤 Text on Images</h2>The model can write text, but it's not a typewriter. What we found in testing:<ul><li>Put the text in quotes, say where it goes, end with a period: <code>One line of text in the top left corner: "Welcome to the future!".</code></li><li>Give it a small weight (~1.2). Without it the model often skips the text; more than 1.2 doesn't make it more accurate. SwarmUI: <code>&lt;weight[1.2]:...&gt;</code> · ComfyUI / Forge: <code>(...:1.2)</code></li><li>Short, common words work best. Long or rare words (like "distant") may come out misspelled no matter what.</li><li>One line per corner works better than two lines in one place. Print fonts are easier for the model than cursive.</li><li>Lower Sigma Shift (3–4) seems to help small details like letters.</li><li>Don't double the period: <code>"way..."</code> + <code>.</code> outside the quotes = extra dots in the image.</li></ul>If one word is still wrong: inpaint only the text with a mask (Creativity 0.6–0.8), or just fix a letter or two in an image editor. It's often faster.<hr /><h2 id="samplers">🎛️ Samplers</h2><ul><li>er_sde — clean &amp; safe (default)</li><li>euler — softer, slightly more creative</li><li>euler_a — thin soft lines; good for complex scenes with several characters</li><li>dpmpp_2m_sde_gpu — more dynamic, but has a mind of its own</li><li>dpmpp_2m — razor sharp (2nd default)</li><li>dpmpp_3m_sde — not for generating from scratch; good for img2img</li></ul><hr /><h2 id="upscaling">🔍 Upscaling</h2>Skip Hires Fix — it tends to distort the image.Use Img2Img / Init Image instead:<ol><li>Generate the image as usual.</li><li>Send it to Img2Img / Init Image with low denoise (Init Image Creativity 0.25–0.35, or higher if you're experimenting / inpainting).</li></ol>Sigma Shift for Img2Img:<ul><li>Low denoise (≈0.25–0.35): lower the Shift (≈3–4) — the composition is already there, let the model spend its steps on detail.</li><li>High denoise (0.5+): keep the same Shift as the first pass, or a middle value (5).</li></ul>The composition stays yours — the model only adds detail.<hr /><h2 id="known-limits">⚠️ Known Limits</h2>Anatomy is stable, but it's still a diffusion model. Occasional "mutations" (an extra finger, a doubled braid, a third leg) can appear within normal statistical error. They depend on settings, seed, resolution and LoRAs.If it happens:<ul><li>try another seed;</li><li>try a different sampler and/or scheduler (separately or together);</li><li>lower the resolution or raise Sigma Shift;</li><li>reduce the number or strength of LoRAs;</li><li>add <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2832931/negative-anatomy-fixer-detailer">Negative Anatomy Fixer</a> at a negative weight (around −0.6…−1). It helps, but it's not a 100% cure.</li></ul><hr /><h2 id="recommended-loras">✅ Recommended LoRAs</h2><ul><li><a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2673546?modelVersionId=3001940">Highres Boost-2K</a> (1.0) — for big canvases</li><li><a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/929497/aesthetic-quality-modifiers-masterpiece?modelVersionId=2961717">anima-base-1-masterpiece</a> (1.0) — overall quality</li><li><a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2738621/2d-3d-slider?modelVersionId=3079658">2D-3D slider</a> (−1…−2) — highly recommended for even more 2D</li><li><a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2684020/better-text-rendering?modelVersionId=3013765">Better Text Rendering</a> (0.6–0.8) — if you need text (helps, but isn't magic)</li><li><a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2623016/better-furry-furry-general-enhancer-anima-or-mexes?modelVersionId=3347278">Better Furry (Furry General Enhancer)</a> — optional, at your own risk:<ul><li>0.5–0.8: subtle — small anatomy fixes (e.g. a tail that was missing), cleaner eye details. The image barely changes.</li><li>0.9–1.0: stronger — more expressive faces, but slightly worse light and shadow; it can change the head pose and add its own touches to the background (e.g. tent curtains in a desert scene).</li></ul></li></ul><hr /><h2 id="don't">❌ Don't</h2><ul><li>Don't add Reflection or anti-oil sliders. They're already baked in — a double dose burns the image.</li><li>Don't merge Nova Furry on top. Its furry knowledge is already inside, tuned per block; more of it bends snouts and simplifies backgrounds.</li><li>Don't push CFG above 6. Burned colors, harsh lines.</li><li>Don't stack LoRAs mindlessly. Sometimes less is better.</li><li>Anima is not SDXL. No tag walls, no BREAK, and no SDXL LoRAs, embeddings, etc. It's like putting diesel in a petrol car: both are fuel, both fit the same tank — and it still wrecks the engine.</li></ul>or...Prepare for unforeseen consequences.<hr /><h2 id="thanks">🙏 Thanks</h2><ul><li><a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/user/pesy">pesy</a> — for <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2675133/anima-reflection?modelVersionId=3003728">Anima-Reflection⬇</a>, the LoRA that made the matte skin possible.</li></ul><hr />Tests and ideas by the author. English isn't my native language, so the text was written and edited with the help of Claude.

AniDream TrueFurry

anidreamTruefurry_v10.safetensors

anidreamTruefurry_v10_txt.safetensors

<h1 id="anidream-trueanime">AniDream TrueAnime</h1><blockquote>Drawn, not rendered. No plastic. No oil. Just anime.Latex, metal, water and glass still shine — only skin stays matte.</blockquote><hr /><h2 id="quick-start">⚡ Quick Start</h2>For regular Anima (aka 2B) Sampler: er_sde · Scheduler: BetaSteps: 30–50 · CFG: 5–6 · Sigma Shift: 3–7Resolution: up to 1536² natively, higher with Highres Boost-2K For Anima 2.9B Sampler: Euler, res_multistep, er_sde · Scheduler: gm_uniform, beta, beta57, linear_quadraticSteps: 28–50 · CFG: 3.5–5 · Sigma Shift: 3–7Resolution: up to 1536² natively, higher with Highres Boost-2K Sigma Shift: lower (3–4) = more fine detail, but weaker composition; higher (6–7) = stronger composition. On big canvases (~1536×1920) stay at 5–7 to avoid duplicates.Multi-character scenes: start with Shift 7–9 — best hands and composition. If a character loses a small feature (tail, accessory), try Shift 3 — or just try another seed: the seed often matters more than the Shift. Shift 5 is not always the safe middle. To fix a small detail without changing the composition, use a variation seed with low strength (≈0.1–0.3) instead of a new seed.Extra duplicates (two phones, extra props) can be removed with <code>multiple X</code> in the negative, e.g. <code>multiple phones, multiple cellphones</code>.That's it. Generate.<hr /><h2 id="several-characters-in-one-image">👥 Several Characters in One Image</h2><ul><li>Give each character its own block with a weight: <code>&lt;weight[1.3]:...&gt;</code> (ComfyUI / Forge: <code>(...:1.3)</code>). The right weight depends on the sampler: er_sde ≈ 1.3–1.4, euler ≈ 1.4. Above 1.5 things start to break.</li><li>Repeat the character's name in every sentence: <code>Miku has...</code>, <code>Miku is saluting.</code> A sentence without a name can jump to a neighbor.</li><li>Write the blocks in reading order (left → right, top → bottom), the same as on the canvas.</li><li>Different outfits = fewer leaks. Same clothes on everyone make colors jump between characters.</li><li>Keep backgrounds plain. Patterns (flowers, charts) can merge panels into one.</li><li>Small details (nail polish) leak the most. Skip them if you don't need them.</li><li>Check your brackets! One missing <code>]</code> and the character's features scatter to everyone else.</li></ul><hr /><h2 id="prompt">✍️ Prompt</h2>Order matters: <code>quality tags</code> → <code>character, outfit, pose, scene</code> → <code>style / artists</code> → <code>detail tags</code>Style tags go at the end (right before the postfix), not at the start, or they leak into the scene.Tags for WHAT, short sentences for HOW: <code>1girl, frieren, white bodysuit</code> + <code>She leans on the motorcycle, looking over her shoulder.</code>Punctuation matters: separate tags with commas, but end sentences with a period. The period tells the model where a sentence ends, so the following tags don't "stick" to it.<a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://danbooru.donmai.us/wiki_pages/tag_group:subjective">Subjective tags</a> work: <code>beautiful, cute, handsome, gorgeous, sexy</code> and the like actually change the result, so use them to set the mood of a character.Prefix:<pre><code>masterpiece, best quality, score_9, score_8, score_7, newest, year 2025, highres, absurdres, very aesthetic, ultra detailed,
</code></pre>Postfix:<pre><code>anatomically perfect, correct proportions, natural posture, ultra detailed face, ultra detailed eyes, ultra detailed hair, ultra detailed hair strands, ultra detailed clothes, ultra-detailed background, detailed scenery,
</code></pre>Optional: for more dynamic, less "statue-like" poses<pre><code>asymmetrical pose, asymmetrical hand pose,
</code></pre>Negative:<pre><code>worst quality, low quality, early, old, score_1, score_2, score_3, cartoon, graphic, painting, crayon, graphite, abstract, glitch, deformed, mutated, ugly, disfigured, long body, bad anatomy, bad hands, missing fingers, extra fingers, extra digits, fewer digits, cropped, very displeasing, artist name, blurry, jpeg artifacts, lowres, censor,</code></pre>Optional (extra negative for cleaner results):<pre><code>Poorly drawn anatomy, especially in the hands, feet, face, and joints.
monochrome, greyscale, spot color, muted color, pale color, desaturated,
realistic teeth,
border, white border, black border, picture frame, framed, letterboxed, pillarboxed, windowboxed, polaroid border, film frame, photo border, edge markings, vignette,
bad text, gibberish text,
surreal, photo background, 3d, realistic, photorealistic, skin texture, volumetric lighting, blender,
Bad perspective, aspect ratio, reflections, and shading.
Clipping, misalignment, and warped or disjointed geometry.
minimalism, low detail background, absurdly detailed composition,
engineering nonsense, cartoon logic, what, bad gun anatomy, bad vehicle anatomy, bad food,
bad clothes, impossible clothes,
symmetrical pose, symmetrical hand pose, symmetry,</code></pre><pre><code>Use (bad anatomy, bad hands, ...:1.2) if anatomy looks weird.</code></pre><hr /><h2 id="text-on-images">🔤 Text on Images</h2>The model can write text, but it's not a typewriter. What we found in testing:<ul><li>Put the text in quotes, say where it goes, end with a period: <code>One line of text in the top left corner: "Welcome to the future!".</code></li><li>Give it a small weight (~1.2). Without it the model often skips the text; more than 1.2 doesn't make it more accurate. SwarmUI: <code>&lt;weight[1.2]:...&gt;</code> · ComfyUI / Forge: <code>(...:1.2)</code></li><li>Short, common words work best. Long or rare words (like "distant") may come out misspelled no matter what.</li><li>One line per corner works better than two lines in one place. Print fonts are easier for the model than cursive.</li><li>Lower Sigma Shift (3–4) seems to help small details like letters.</li><li>Don't double the period: <code>"way..."</code> + <code>.</code> outside the quotes = extra dots in the image.</li></ul>If one word is still wrong: inpaint only the text with a mask (Creativity 0.6–0.8), or just fix a letter or two in an image editor. It's often faster.<hr /><h2 id="samplers">🎛️ Samplers</h2><ul><li>er_sde — clean &amp; safe (default)</li><li>euler — softer, slightly more creative</li><li>euler_a — thin soft lines; good for complex scenes with several characters</li><li>dpmpp_2m_sde_gpu — more dynamic, but has a mind of its own</li><li>dpmpp_2m — razor sharp</li><li>dpmpp_3m_sde — not for generating from scratch; good for img2img</li></ul><hr /><h2 id="upscaling">🔍 Upscaling</h2>Skip Hires Fix — it tends to distort the image.Use Img2Img / Init Image instead:<ol><li>Generate the image as usual.</li><li>Send it to Img2Img / Init Image with low denoise (Init Image Creativity 0.25–0.35, or higher if you're experimenting / inpainting).</li></ol>Sigma Shift for Img2Img:<ul><li>Low denoise (≈0.25–0.35): lower the Shift (≈3–4) — the composition is already there, let the model spend its steps on detail.</li><li>High denoise (0.5+): keep the same Shift as the first pass, or a middle value (5).</li></ul>The composition stays yours — the model only adds detail.<hr /><h2 id="known-limits">⚠️ Known Limits</h2>Anatomy is stable, but it's still a diffusion model. Occasional "mutations" (an extra finger, a doubled braid, a third leg) can appear within normal statistical error. They depend on settings, seed, resolution and LoRAs.If it happens:<ul><li>try another seed;</li><li>try a different sampler and/or scheduler (separately or together);</li><li>lower the resolution or raise Sigma Shift;</li><li>reduce the number or strength of LoRAs;</li><li>add <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2832931/negative-anatomy-fixer-detailer">Negative Anatomy Fixer</a> at a negative weight (around −0.6…−1). It helps, but it's not a 100% cure.</li></ul><hr /><h2 id="recommended-loras">✅ Recommended LoRAs</h2><ul><li><a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2673546?modelVersionId=3001940">Highres Boost-2K</a> (1.0) — for big canvases</li><li><a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/929497/aesthetic-quality-modifiers-masterpiece?modelVersionId=2961717">anima-base-1-masterpiece</a> (1.0) — overall quality</li><li><a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2738621/2d-3d-slider?modelVersionId=3079658">2D-3D slider</a> (−1…−2) — highly recommended for even more 2D</li><li><a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2684020/better-text-rendering?modelVersionId=3013765">Better Text Rendering</a> (0.6–0.8) — if you need text (helps, but isn't magic)</li></ul><hr /><h2 id="don't">❌ Don't</h2><ul><li>Don't add Reflection or anti-oil sliders. They're already baked in — a double dose burns the image.</li><li>Don't push CFG above 6. Burned colors, harsh lines.</li><li>Don't stack LoRAs mindlessly. Sometimes less is better.</li><li>Anima is not SDXL. No tag walls, no BREAK, and no SDXL LoRAs, embeddings, etc. It's like putting diesel in a petrol car: both are fuel, both fit the same tank — and it still wrecks the engine.</li></ul>or...Prepare for unforeseen consequences.<hr /><h2 id="thanks">🙏 Thanks</h2><ul><li><a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/user/pesy">pesy</a> — for <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2675133/anima-reflection?modelVersionId=3003728">Anima-Reflection⬇</a>, the LoRA that made the matte skin possible.</li></ul><hr />Tests and ideas by the author. English isn't my native language, so the text was written and edited with the help of Claude.

AniDream TrueAnime

anidreamTrueanime_v10_txt.safetensors

anidreamTrueanime_v10.safetensors

2.9B Preview

⚠️ 2.9B Preview: raw "as is" port This is a direct port of the 2B model to Anima 2.9B (official preview v1.0), with no extra training. The original 28 blocks carry the 2B fine-tune; the 12 new 2.9B blocks are untouched from the official model. What to expect: - Quality is on par with the 2B version and better in some areas: same strengths, same quirks. - Backgrounds and scenes can be slightly better thanks to the 2.9B blocks, but anatomy is sometimes less stable. - 2B LoRAs work fine through ComfyUI-Anima-2.9B-loraPatch. A proper v1.0 with training on the new blocks will come later. Feedback and comparison images are welcome!

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