This model is designed to provide a somewhat reliable way to get a sagittal (midline) cross section of the uterus for use in "from_side" and "from_behind" prompts, with an emphasis on realistic proportions. We frequently see the uterus as a circular structure in the middle of the abdomen, but it's actually more elliptical and oblong. The uterus belongs in the pelvis/lower abdomen, not the chest. They're also pretty small in typical people. This LORA tries to capture that.

This is an experimental model and may not work as intended. Certain anatomic relationships, especially when multiple subjects are present, may not line up correctly. Broken ????? incoming. The only reason I'm publishing this model is to spark interest in people who are more skilled than I to make a better LORA. I basically had no idea what I was doing in creating this, but I was tired of seeing the uterus depicted in such an absurd way.

Weight: 0.7-0.9 seems to work the best. It doesn't have a major impact on style.

Tagword: "sagittaluterus". Helpful tags: "from_side," "from_behind," "uterus," "x-ray". Use "after_sex," and "cum_in_uterus," and add "?????" to the negative prompts for ?????-less pictures.