Look Maxing Lora: Dress your characters in anything you can imagine, without mixing character appearances.You set it to 1.0 and create an outfit. "Character Outfit", or "Character Clothing" Trigger. almost same. Might not even be needed. Then describe outfit. Use with a normal Krea2 image workflow, works best as standalone lora, or lora that focuses on accessories/clothing to enhance it. Lower will give checkpoint too much power and it will just be weird addition that has very little impact. higher is possible but doesn't do much unless your mixing other lora's or have weird checkpoint.<hr />You can use boy, girl, man, woman to change output somewhat. boy or man just makes it more appropriate for that gender. girl or woman the same. Yes, I am stereotyping the clothing was gendered or included all in training depending. But in the end, it usually only changes things slightly as it bases it primarily on specific clothing requested.You can then use an identity edit, outfit transfer, or style workflow to add that outfit to any real person. Works with clothing of all types. Works well with graphic printed clothing. Any graphic you want on the clothing restricted only by your image generator workflow. This one should never show a single person unless a person or character is printed on the outfit pieces. It was trained only with clothing to be laid out to be used as style transfers to other workflows. If your image workflow can generate the clothing, this can generate it.<hr />Note: It has trouble with clothing that is NOT shown in the image you generate with the outfit. If the woman is standing with a half body shot. . . it will not show shoes/socks or if it does it will show them off to the side. It can also get weird if you add too many clothing options. Try and stick to 4 or fewer pieces you really want and use the transfer/edit generator to fill in rest.It can show other things besides clothing. Like weapons, spoons, toys. You just need to prompt to get them in hands sometimes in transfer workflow, or they will attach if it makes sense. like a whip or sword attaches, but a spear needs a hand prompt.It also bases the style transfer on that workflow's restrictions. So, if you for instance make a NSFW hentai print onesie in a workflow that allows NSFW -- Then have SFW style edit workflow. . . it will keep the style but remove the NSFW elements. It will also adapt the look to match the current checkpoint/lora's -- It can be setup to be very accurate or drift a lot of using very different setups between the outfit generator workflow and the style/outfit/edit workflow.<hr />It was trained on 1024 -- If you have issues try defaulting to that, height or width can be added depending on clothing or objects you're adding.<hr />Any image Krea2 workflow works. -- This is where you use This Lora.Outfit transfer uses the below lora if you don't have a good transfer lora or workflow this page has the lora and workflows.<a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/2790162/krea2-outfit-transfer?modelVersionId=3144203">Krea2 Outfit Transfer - v1.0 | Krea 2 LoRA | Civitai</a>I prefer ostris.Note, I didn't use exact trigger word for the outfit transfer lora. It is too literal for my tastes. I prefer when it adapts it a bit more to the specific character's Aura/Vibe. But if want closer, you can do that. <hr />Examples:Character Outfit, woman, leather armor, crown, leather boots, Whip.Character Outfit, girl, sundress, hair bow, shoes, Barbie.Character Outfit, man, combat uniform, hat, shoes, GI Joe.You can be more descriptive if you want. If you name an IP or CHARACTER that is part of the checkpoint you use it will print or use that concept on the clothing. For instance Barbie, and GI Joe. Any person or character can be dressed in any clothing produced in when you use the image in an outfit transfer workflow or edit workflow.

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