<p>This is the XL lora version of the Alkemanubis (Alke) Style, based in the model Pony XL V6 and Illustrious01. This should works with any merge or derivated models.</p><h2 id="illustrious01-v1-jejtxnlye">Illustrious01 v1</h2><p>I know that Illustrious already have this style by default, but actually it looks pretty desaturated and the characters looks like deformed dolls. I imagine that it's due the existence of old works and sketches in the dataset. But with this lora you can get more vibrant results. Additionally, I've updated the dataset and pruned it a little.</p><p>Weight: .8 - 1</p><h2 id="pony6-v3:-lokr-mzuv8pku6">Pony6 v3: LoKr</h2><p>After some tests, I don't want to know nothing about DoRA's for some months xD, they are rlly stranges and gens rlly weird results. Now I have to re-train the DoRA's that I published. Sorry for it -.-. I take advantage for change for a new tagger and prune some images from the dataset.</p><p>Weight: <strong>.8</strong></p><h2 id="pony6-v2-(dora)-zo15ujmtv">Pony6 v2 (DoRA)</h2><p><span style="color:rgb(253, 126, 20)">Maybe you'll need to update your Auto1111 to version </span><strong>1.9.0</strong><span style="color:rgb(253, 126, 20)"> or take other steps to make it work in Forge/Confy.</span></p><p>This is my very first attempt at creating a Dora, so it might be a bit undercooked. What are my thoughts about it?</p><ol><li><p>I'm pleased with how much I can increase the weight without changing the image, just the style.</p></li><li><p>It seems to require a higher learning rate than LoKr or LoRa. I'll experiment with other datasets to test this theory, but according to the paper, this type of Lora is supposed to train faster... I don't know xD.</p></li></ol><p>By the moment, I still prefer the LoKrs, but I'll try again maybe other 2 or 3 times before abandon it.</p><p>Weight: <strong>1 - 1.6</strong></p><h2 id="pony6-v1-lrzwy1dau">Pony6 v1</h2><p>Trigger: by alkemanubis</p><p>Weight: <strong>.8</strong> - 1</p>

Alkemanubis Style (Illustrious01 | Pony v6)

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