<h1 id="pixel-art-and-video-game-graphics-lora-aadha4o0c">Pixel Art &amp; Video Game Graphics LoRA</h1>Hello again! Welcome to my collection of video game LoRAs, made to create a wide range of game-style visuals. Since these LoRAs are built for video game graphics, they also work great for pixel art. This collection includes styles from pixelated platformers to RPG scenes, covering various game layouts you might want to explore.Please note that these LoRAs are not a continuation of previous versions but are completely new releases.Current LoRAs:<ul><li>64BitThis update contains more low-poly graphics from the 64-bit era, similar to classic games like GoldenEye. Games from this time featured larger, more open environments, so you can generate a wider variety of scenes.If you're going for a video game look, use words like "pixelated," "low poly" "view from behind" "first-person shooter" "overhead view" "side-scrolling platformer" "fighting game" "racing game" or "isometric view" Sports games also work well.</li><li>16Bit Experience a richer, more colorful era with this 16-bit LoRa, designed to capture the detail and depth of classic games. The dataset includes specific layout types—"overhead view RPG", "side-scrolling platformer", "fighting game", "racing game", and "isometric RPG"—making it versatile for different kinds of game visuals. Include the layout keywords and use prompts that match these layout types will get you the best results; for example, a closeup portrait won’t generate a racing game image :-).</li><li>8Bit This LoRa brings back the charm of early platformers, drawing on iconic 8-bit graphics. As a personal favorite, it's a tribute to the games that fueled my childhood nostalgia. After a few tries (and some battles with the dreaded bleeding issue!), this version is just right.</li></ul>General Settings:<ul><li>Sampler: deis</li><li>Scheduler: beta</li><li>Steps: 25 or 45</li><li>Guidance: 4</li><li>Lora's strength: 0.8, (from 0.6 to 1.0)</li></ul>Enjoy and follow me for more!

Pixel Art & Video Game Graphics LoRA

Trigger words: Retro 16-bit game screenshot from 16BITGAMEExperience a richer, more colorful era with this 16-bit LoRa, designed to capture the detail and depth of classic games. The dataset includes specific layout types—"overhead view RPG", "side-scrolling platformer", "fighting game", "racing game", and "isometric RPG"—making it versatile for different kinds of game visuals. Using prompts that match these layout types will get you the best results; for example, a closeup portrait won’t generate a racing game image :-)

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<h1 id="niji6-aesthetic-h5zqsprwe">Niji6 Aesthetic</h1>This is a simple LoRA model based on the Niji6 aesthetic, ideal for creating characters, fantasy settings, or other creative outputs. I typically use the beta scheduler and alternate between Deis (for better image coherence) and Euler (for softer results). Guidance scale has a significant impact on the output—3 is a good starting point, but lowering it to 2.5 gives a more artistic touch. Step count is also key: 20 steps provide sharp, polished results, while dropping to 15 delivers a raw, unfinished aesthetic that aligns well with the intended style.General Settings:<ul><li>Sampler: deis or euler</li><li>Scheduler: beta</li><li>Steps: 15 to 20</li><li>Guidance: 2.5 to 3</li><li>Lora's strength: 0.8, (from 0.8 to 1.0)</li></ul>Experiment and have fun :-)

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