This is a slider LoRA. It's goal is to change the brightness of a scene.
Positive values make the scene brighter
Negative values make the scene darker
Maximum Strength: ~1
Minimum Strength: ~-1
The exact strength to use will change a lot depending of your original prompt. Some scenes are harder to affect than others. Like with all sliders, it's probably best to use it in small amount. For the examples, I used extreme values.
The LoRA strength is overlaid on the pictures. All pictures have the same seed.
If you try to make a scene too dark, it will often turn black and white or slow movements.
If you try to make a scene too bright, it will often turn to a drawing or accelerate movements.
I tried to make it so it can turn day into night but I find that it struggles with that, especially in urban settings. It's probably best to prompt for night or day scenes and make adjustments with the slider. It definitely work better for indoor scenes.
The LoRA was trained with Ostris AI-Toolkit in concept slider mode: https://github.com/ostris/ai-toolkit
Target class: scene and room lighting
Positive training prompt: bright scene, bright room, daytime scene, illuminated scene, illuminated room
Negative training prompt: dark scene, dark room, nighttime scene, lightless scene, lightless room
Anchor class: none
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Idk why, but both this and the spooky slider, kills the movement of the video, depending on the strength i use. Over 1 and people remain frozen.
I trained this one so 1 and -1 are the absolute highest it can go, the model will start to break if you go higher than that. The spooky slider and luxury sliders are more linear but will also break the model when pushed too much. For all sliders, the maximum value you can use are also highly dependent on CFG and your prompt.
At the same time, the brightness sliders is also the least effective of the bunch. It can only do slight adjustments before everything breaks.





