Add a little metal to the menu...<h3 id="heading-12">Yo! So I heard you like furries! Now, how about-</h3><h3 id="heading-18">ROBOTIC FURRIES!</h3>And other robotic stuff.(Usage tips below, I highly advise you read them to make the most of the Lora if you are unsure of how it works.)<hr /><h2 id="heading-199">&gt;Lora Details and Usage Tips&lt;:</h2>Robotic traits scale with strength, higher strength = more robotic.Strength shouldn't exceed .85 for HIGH Epochs (8&lt;), unless you're looking for some crispiness and blur for your images.The higher the Epoch, the less strength you need to use. It really doesn't need much strength at higher Epochs to prompt effects.Innate generation of feminine features (i.e. breasts) rise with higher Epochs, choose the Epoch right for you.Higher Epoch = More strictly trained to datasetLower Epoch = More abstract to datasetIf you're looking for more generalistic image generations with a variety of backgrounds and subject matters, lower Epochs are the way to go, but it isn't necessary.<h3 id="heading-550">Prompting Words</h3>robotic jackalThat's the only word(s), however you can replace the subject "jackal" with any subject you want. Horses? Yep. Foxes? Yes. Cats? Uh huh. Lizards? Gotcha covered. People? Sure. Abominations? Done.Just adjust the strength and make sure the word "jackal" is not in the prompt if you don't want jackals.Why is jackal a prompting word? Because the entire dataset used robotic jackals, and the Lora was originally intended to make just robotic jackals but found that the Lora can do alot more than just jackals. The jackal part of the dataset really has no influence on the image unless it is at very high strengths or prompted. Just remove jackal and it should be good for any sort of robotic subject matter.If the subjects are not robotic enough for you, you can use these words in the subject prompt (separated by spaces, no commas, upper or lower case):blocky angular mechanical robotic &lt;subject matter&gt;That will guarantee the subject is robotic, or just simply bump up the strength until you get the desired result.Example using Civitai image gen below.Prompt:{{real e621}}, {{{photorealistic}}}, masterpiece, blocky angular mechanical robotic fox,Negative prompt: bwu, dfc, ubbp, updn,Steps: 25, Size: 512x768, Seed: 1672994034, Sampler: DPM++ 2M Karras, CFG scale: 7.5, Clip skip: 1<h1 id="heading-14">Strength .15</h1><img src="https://image.civitai.com/xG1nkqKTMzGDvpLrqFT7WA/e8d637b6-6579-4d06-917b-d780b449f590/width=525/e8d637b6-6579-4d06-917b-d780b449f590.jpeg" /><h1 id="heading-45">Strength .20</h1><img src="https://image.civitai.com/xG1nkqKTMzGDvpLrqFT7WA/ffc3191a-8477-4783-9e05-915c88d80bd7/width=525/ffc3191a-8477-4783-9e05-915c88d80bd7.jpeg" />I have 16 Epochs of this; but will only post Epochs 1, 4, 8, 12, and 16. Don't want to spam too much.

Robotic Furries

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