BioDecay Engine

is a highly specialized texture stylizer and physical material-decay engine designed for the Flux 3 Klein base model.

The model sits at the intersection of dark biomechanical surrealism characterized by deep, low-key lighting, bone-like structures, and brass patinas and rugged architectural decay, featuring layered rust, moss, fractured concrete, and peeling paint. Unlike standard stylizers, this LoRA avoids smoothing outputs into a "digital plastic" look; instead, it delivers a dry, physically authentic micro-texture and natural optical bokeh.

Key features:

Authentic decay overlays: Moss sprouts from cracks, and rust corrodes metal, all governed by the principles of natural lighting and ambient occlusion.

No hallucinations: The dataset is precisely curated to focus on material properties. The model will not spontaneously generate creatures in architectural scenes unless you explicitly include them in your prompt.

Versatility: It performs with equal power across large-scale architectural landscapes, detailed weathering of machinery, and dark, surrealistic busts.