Hi,

As some of you may know, I usually keep my previous models and versions available rather than replacing or deleting them whenever I release an update. This allows me to keep track of the model's evolution over time and also gives you the possibility of using an older version if you prefer its results.

There are only a few exceptions to this. The two main ones are the particularly bad versions “Utsuho Reiuji (Touhou Project) Illustrious V1” and “Reimu Hakurei (Touhou Project) Illustrious V1”.

There is also one particular case, “Marisa CZ1 - Witch of Scarlet Dreams on Vacation” which I didn't keep as a separate model because it was eventually included in “Marisa Kirisame (Touhou Project) Illustrious V2” and future versions of her.

Aside from these few cases, I keep my previous versions available.

Illustrious Description :

This is why some of my model descriptions can become quite long: I want to keep track of which version added which outfit, improvement, instead of simply replacing the old version with the new one.

For example, if a character has received several updates over time, you may see something like:

Illustrious V4 → V3 → V2.5 → V2 → V1

When I only add one new outfit, while keeping all the other outfits exactly the same as in the previous version, I generally shorten the description instead of repeating the entire history.

For example:

Illustrious V2 & V3; Illustrious V3 ONLY → Illustrious V1

This basically means that Illustrious V3 contains everything from V2 + 1 or more additional outfits, while the other outfits haven't changed.

So instead of writing out the same information again and again for every version, I use this shorter format to show that the newer version inherits the previous outfits and only adds something new. Then the “Illustrious V3 ONLY“ is obviously the exclusive outfits from this version.

This keeps the descriptions much shorter and avoids unnecessarily repeating the same information every time I add a new outfit.

If you want to know more about how I label my Illustrious versions, you can check out this article: https://civitai.com/articles/32338

Anima Description :

However, I'm now starting to make Anima models as well, and this is where things can start becoming unnecessarily complicated.

If I continued using the same system for both model types, I could end up with descriptions such as:

Anima V2 & Illustrious V4 → Anima V1 & Illustrious V2 & V3; Illustrious V3 ONLY → Illustrious V1

As I make more and more versions, this would become increasingly difficult to read and maintain. It could also make it harder to understand which version you actually need, especially when the same character has both Anima and Illustrious versions.

So, to keep everything cleaner and easier to understand, I've decided to separate my Anima LoRAs from my Illustrious LoRAs.

This way, each collection will only contain models made for that specific base model. It should make things much easier for me to organize and update, while also making it easier for you to find the version you're looking for without having to go through a huge list mixing Anima and Illustrious versions together.

Civitai Collections :

So from now on, I have two main collections :

• [ANIMA] Touhou Project https://civitai.com/collections/17850951

• [ILLUSTRIOUS] Touhou Project https://civitai.com/collections/7214539

Also available for Civitai.red of course