LoRA to give characters an "uneven eyes" expression (aka. one eye is narrowed, the other is open wide). Can be combined with general expressions, such as angry, smile, disgusted and more. Also combines very well with my Gesugao Lora.
If you like the LoRA, please leave a reaction, review and/or tip. Enjoy!
Usage
Trigger word:
uneven eyesRecommended strength 0.8 - 1.0 (try scaling the strength of the trigger word before scaling the LoRA strength!)
Use Clip skip=1 or Clip skip=2 (other values may also work, use at own risk)
Slightly unstable, may be overpowered quickly by other LoRAs or "strong" style/expression tags
Example
See preview images (generated with pruned version).
Unpruned vs. Pruned vs. Lite
I offer three variations of the model, which only differ in the file size and quality. Pick the one that best suits your preferences. If you can not decide, simply pick the "pruned" version. Note that the quality is relative, even the lite version usually produces images which closely resemble the intended subject.
unpruned: The originally trained model. Largest file size, best quality. Pick if you want the best possible quality, at the cost of disk space.
pruned: Downsized model. Almost same quality as the unpruned version, with noticably smaller file size.
lite: Drastically downsized model. Smallest file size. Still has good quality, but noticeably worse than unpruned and pruned.
Notes
This LoRA was a lot harder to train than I expected. Mostly because it is hard to find images that show the expression well enough for the LoRA to pick it up correctly. I had to double the size of the training dataset using generated images, but the results are pretty good. Though the LoRA is not quite where I would like it to be, I'm happy with how it turned out.
Big thanks to @redtvpe for coming up with the idea and providing some initial training data!
Using training data
Feel free to contact me if you want access to the training data.
Description
This is the pruned version. It is significantly smaller than the unpruned version while loosing a negligible amount of quality.
This is the recommended version.
FAQ
Comments (3)
oh this is an interesting model. so much potentials.
Is there any way you could lower the minimum weight? At 0.8 it’s a little OP with other Lora’s.
Love it though, this is awesome!
Glad you like the LoRA!
You do not have to keep the weight between 0.8 and 1.0, you can freely set the weight to any values you like. 0.8 to 1.0 is simply the recommended range in which the LoRA works best (based on my experience). When combining multiple LoRAs or using them with heavily fine-tuned SD models, you will often have to increase/decrease the LoRA weights and experiment a little, since they tend to influence each other in unpredictable ways.
Hope this helps!
Details
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Same model published on other platforms. May have additional downloads or version variants.