<p>Here's my third character LoRA, Nautilus from Azur Lane.</p><p>As always she shares my birth date and all that crap, <s>perhaps am I following a pattern here, we'll see with my next character I'll consider training...</s></p><p>Here's prompts for both of her outfits:</p><h3>Default:</h3><p>nautilus (azur lane), yellow eyes, medium hair, bangs, blue hair, black headband, hair ornament, hair between eyes, medium breasts, cleavage, one-piece swimsuit, zipper, zipper pull tab, navel, detached sleeves, bare shoulders, single thighhigh, thighhighs</p><h3>Afternoon Stretches (Bunnygirl?):</h3><p>nautilus (afternoon stretches) (azur lane), official alternate costume, yellow eyes, medium hair, bangs, blue hair, black headband, hair ornament, hair between eyes, medium breasts, choker, wrist cuffs, pantyhose, rabbit ears, fake animal ears, pleated skirt, puffy short sleeves, no shoes</p><p>Lower the weight around 0.4~0.6 if you want her wear different clothes/costumes.</p>

Nautilus (Azur Lane)

<p>At first I used 10 epochs and low repeats on both folders despite low image count, but the results were somewhat crappy, with elements of images from datasets bleeding in each generation, so I then tried with higher repeats (35 and 25 respectively) and 4 epochs, this time it came out better as I expected it to and it's still flexible as the previous version, granted that you add her tags from her original costume in negative prompt (even some from her other costume like rabbit ears) and lower the weight to 0.4~0.5.</p><p>Unfortunately compared to the first version, generating her Afternoon Stretches costume is somewhat impossible for some reason, so you're forced to use that previous version if you want to generate it so badly until someone finds out a way to generate it.</p>

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