<h2 id="heading-160">Hello welcome!</h2>Here I leave a small introduction of the LoRA:What were you doing today?There was a time when someone asked me to convert a style into a model (checkpoint) and I didn't know how to do it until now.I could certainly train it from scratch but there is a simpler and faster option, quite functional for me.At first I thought about Mevak (yes, I can't stop thinking about it, I feel like I can improve it).But... I think the first time should be something in SD, a style that I really like and already has several versions, is cutemaster and since it is one of the styles that they asked me for as a checkpoint, it makes sense, right?I hope you like it.<hr /><h3 id="heading-12">v1.0:</h3>For the first version I wanted something simple, my first lora was trained with Hassaku SFW and for this I wanted the same, although it was actually more complicated to find it than to train it so that took me more time. XDI also tried it with several vaes although it's not really necessary (I was even able to train it with the included vae but I forgot about it).I will leave a vae that I love and I think it makes a very good duo with this model.<img src="https://image.civitai.com/xG1nkqKTMzGDvpLrqFT7WA/4c9b235c-cd89-444a-aa95-444245809e31/width=525/4c9b235c-cd89-444a-aa95-444245809e31.jpeg" />

CuteMaster_PS | Checkpoint_Type

This is a small experiment I did after learning how to generate this type of checkpoints.<ul><li>You can try it <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://tensor.art/models/728152546427828098">here</a>!</li><li>I was also thinking about using it to train characters because I like the style and I was too lazy to generate many images for it.</li></ul>

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