Hey there,I personally think that the Flux base checkpoint lacks in regards of cyberpunk scenery, so I tried something new and train a detailer LoRA that covers most of these shortcoming. I probably spend 30h on training data and evaluation of the various iterations. In the end I have decided to upload two versions of the final iteration of the LoRA. One is using only a single trigger word for the effect. The other one used tags in addition to the trigger word to overwrite certain concept and thus should give you more control over the composition. I personally prefer the multit-trigger over the single-trigger version, but you have both under the same download and can choose either one. (I had to zip one of them to be able to upload both)If you enjoy my work, consider showing your support with a 👍 or ❤️ on the model or images—it really keeps me motivated!You can also follow me or buy me a coffee ☕ at: <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://ko-fi.com/madcaddie">https://ko-fi.com/madcaddie</a>Usage tips for the LoRA are in the version detailsThanks and have fun!

Neon Cyberpunk Detailer FLUX

The LoRA was trained on Flux-Dev.It also works with Flux-Schnell, but I behaves slightly differently.The showcase images are made with Flux-Dev.For Flux Dev I recommend the following setting - Lora strength 0.6 - 1.0 greatly depending on the image, highres fix with denoising 0.4 Additional Trigger: slums, alley, hologram, holographic, advertisement, neon sign, futuristic clothes, cyberarm, cyberleg, cybernetics implants, etc.

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