Adds a reasonably large white fox fur coat to your (training-assumed lady) subject.Usage Tips:<ul><li>The trigger is "whitefoxfur," but it'll kick in for any "fur coat" prompt.</li><li>Sampler/Scheduler: Notably dependent on the checkpoint. Start with whatever the model/checkpoint recommends and go from there. I would recommend using either a “detail-oriented” scheduler or sampler, not both; texture starts to get a little overbaked otherwise. </li><li>Example: ER-EDE or EXP Huen 2 x0 SDE pairs with Simple. Or Euler with Beta_57. </li><li>I generally get good results with Euler Ancestral and Beta_57.</li><li>For basic “fashion” shots, 1 is fine. If you plan to have many body parts interacting, you may want to dial it down a bit.</li><li>At a lower strength, it can be a good ‘texture booster’ to make a checkpoint’s fur look a little better without strongly overriding what it would have given you anyway.</li><li>This one generally works well with specific coloring prompts, ex: “red dyed whitefoxfur coat” or “whitefoxfur coat colored red.” Though the standard checkpoint/sampler/scheduler disclaimer applies (it may not in every single combination of those ever).</li><li>The coat will be “large” by default, but feel free to go nuts on your favorite adjectives: huge, oversized, voluminous. It should respond favorably. The sample prompts include ideas on how to ‘boost your volume’ when generating for less-than-reasonably-sized garments.</li></ul>E01 and E07 versions also added. E07 in case you want an even stronger effect, and E01 because... not gonna lie, after extensive testing, I could not deny that E01 turned out some bangers quite a few times. So it's here if you want to try it.

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