Anima can generate this pretty well without a LoRA, but I decided to train one anyway since I already had the dataset ready. p.s. the whole training process took less than half an hour lol.Personally, I think 01 gives the best results. It tends to generate tape with slightly jagged, unevenly cut edges, while 05 produces smoother edges most of the time. See the comparison images below for reference.<img src="https://image.civitai.com/xG1nkqKTMzGDvpLrqFT7WA/7c6cedac-8105-407b-aa14-c13a04b24034/original=true/7c6cedac-8105-407b-aa14-c13a04b24034.jpeg" /><h3 id="usage-tips">Usage Tips</h3>Trigger word: <code>xtapegag</code>Using <code>xtapegag</code> alone works, but I still recommend adding <code>crossed tape over mouth</code> for more consistent results.You can use <code>[color] tape</code> or <code>[color] tape gag</code> to change the tape color. However, I recommend <code>[color] tape gag</code>, since using <code>tape</code> alone may cause unwanted extra pieces of tape to appear elsewhere in the image.<h3 id="recommended-prompt">Recommended Prompt</h3><code>xtapegag, crossed tape over mouth, red/silver/white tape gag</code>

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