Krea 2 version trigger word: <code>grgw style</code>Recommended settings:<ul><li>12 steps</li><li>cfg 1.0</li><li><code>euler</code> / <code>euler_a</code> + <code>beta57</code> ( <code>er_sde</code> + <code>simple</code> works too but less detailed)</li></ul>NB: if you use Lonecat's Pro Grade Krea 2 workflow, use v6 or above.I recommend downloading the bf16 variant. Same quality, half the size.<hr />Trained on Anima Base v1 using the <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/api/download/models/2850290?fileId=2736406">example dataset</a> and the <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://github.com/sorryhyun/anima_lora">anima_lora</a> script with default settings. Trigger word: <code>@greg rutkowski</code>Now that I've figured out how to use the training scripts, I realize v3 was way overcooked. Please use v4 instead!<hr /><h3 id="v3-is-deprecated">v3 is deprecated</h3>This is my first LoRA, and there are a few known issues:<ul><li>I have no idea what I'm doing, or why the angel's halo looks that. But two halos are better than one, no?</li><li>Your gens might look underfit or overfit, depending on the seed.</li><li>I have only tested this LoRA alone with Anima Base. If you use a fine-tune or other LoRAs, your mileage may vary.</li></ul>If those are not deal breakers for you, go ahead and download this. Be sure to share your masterpieces and feedback :)Usage tip: you can reduce errors by being highly specific with your prompts. In the Frieren example, I used <code>from side</code> to prevent the character's torso from turning the wrong way, and <code>centered around the head of her staff</code> to force the staff in the correct orientation.

Greg Rutkowski Style

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