A LoRA designed to prevent human ears from appearing on kemonomimi and animal-eared characters when using Anima models. Bounty rewarded to <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/user/baizuobusi">https://civarchive.com/user/baizuobusi</a> Observations:<h2 id="weight-range">Weight Range</h2>The slider can be safely adjusted within a range of -2.0 to +2.0 without causing noticeable side effects to the overall image (no distortion, no collapse, no artifacts).<h2 id="weight-direction-by-viewing-angle">Weight Direction by Viewing Angle</h2>In front-facing or semi-front-facing views, the Anima model by default does not readily generate human ears (or they are not prominent). Using a positive weight further reduces the probability of human ears appearing, resulting in a cleaner image. Using a negative weight, by contrast, disrupts the model's default state and tends to induce human ears.In side or profile views, the Anima model by default readily generates clear human ears. Using a negative weight effectively reduces or even eliminates human ears. Using a positive weight, by contrast, further reinforces human ears and makes them more pronounced.

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