Bio Mecha — where biology meets robotics in a fusion of organic and industrial intricacy. This LoRA brings to life biomechanical beings, offering a surreal balance of flesh and steel. The textures showcase meticulous details in gears, wires, and metallic surfaces, wrapped around forms that feel both familiar and futuristic. Perfect for projects exploring the blurred lines between humans, animals, and machines.Flux knows what a cyborg and humanoid (or animal) robot should look like, but they tend to be smooth and featureless. This LoRA wasn't intended to teach the concept but rather to improve it. It adds details, moving plates, and electronic components that produce a more exciting and sci-fi appearance.<h2 id="usage-4phorfwgd">Usage</h2>To use the most recent version of the LoRA, use the following settings:<ul><li>Trigger word: subjects should be described as "dibmchncl" to trigger the LoRA, as in "Three dibmchncl humanoid cyborgs" or "a dibmchncl robot dog"</li><li>Other tokens that work well: cyborg, robot, flexible joints, wires, electronics, hydraulic, LED</li><li>Lora Strength: A strength between 0.7 and 1.1 is recommended; higher strength increases the intricate details of the electronics and cyborg parts but also tends to introduce more artifacts and defects in the generation. I found 0.9 to be the sweet spot for me.</li></ul>

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