My first goal with this lora was to do a woman looking at herself (looking down) with a shocked expression (amused or serious), for example; to be used in a breast expansion story. But it should be able to do many uses cases with different expressions, the end goal was to achieve expressive faces with eyes looking down, because Flux seemed to have a strong bias to show eyes looking at camera when you specify an expression. It is trained differently than my other lora to capture more expression details, as a result it could have more bias, but I did use a lot of different faces to counter this.
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Comments (3)
Hey buddy ol pal, can't for the life of me find a lora for looking down made for pony based models... any plans on porting this over to pony at some point?
Well, I’m not planning to, but I could, it’s just not easy as it sounds because of how I do my dataset for Flux. I did it in the past for my licking lips lora and I had to redo most of the dataset, the good thing is that creating a dataset for pony with flux is easy, it’s just a lot of buzz. At the same time a lot of the dataset of this specific lora should be compatible, just around a quarter of it that I edit.
@ElectronLibre No worries, I appreciate the detailed reply!