<a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://ko-fi.com/lilllithhhhh">Support me here via my Ko-Fi &lt;3</a>This is a LoRA trained or FLUX.2 Klein 9b that bundles in most of the parts of my Look Development series. This includes <a rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2346854/to-material-preview-style-or-qwen-edit-2511">Material Preview </a>mode, <a rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2047898/animation-layout-style-or-qwen-image-edit">animation layout mode</a>, &amp; <a rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2038816/look-development-model-style-or-qwen-image-edit-non-plus">clay render/look dev model style</a> all in one LoRA model. Here's how to use it and descriptions of each mode:<h3 id="material-preview-mode:">Material Preview mode:</h3>Turns the image into Blender's Material Preview mode, as if you hit the button to "see" the image in that mode. Useful for artists to see their models textured without the influence of key lights, only with a basic matcap and HDRI-based ambiance. Use the following prompt to turn an image into Material Preview mode:<pre><code>&lt;llth&gt;Turn the image into a preview render.</code></pre><h3 id="animation-layout-mode:">Animation Layout mode:</h3>Turns the image into the animation layout style, which is solid view but with basic colors assigned to the objects. No materials or textures are present, only rudimentary colors and the image's shape language, as well as a basic matcap for shading.Use the following prompt to turn an image into Animation Layout mode:<pre><code>&lt;llth&gt;Turn the image into a layout model render.</code></pre><h3 id="clay-renderlook-development-model-mode:">Clay Render/Look Development model mode:</h3>Turns the image into a clay render, which is the solid view of the objects. No materials or textures are present, only the image's shape language, as well as a basic matcap for shading.Use the following prompt to turn an image into Clay Render/Look Development model style:<pre><code>&lt;llth&gt;Turn the image into a look dev model render</code></pre>For all of these styles, use at strength 1. I haven't tested the base model of Klein yet, but it works great with the 4-step distilled version of Klein.

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