I present my Illustrious character LoRA for Sheriff Woody from Toy Story.

V2 is my second version where I tried to add variation and the ability to properly generate him as a human (without it looking strange). Removing the toys and animate object tags works well enough but adding/removing the big eyes tag seemed to have more influence on his toy version when I tested.

Recommended LoRA strength: 0.7

Also, I use an adetailer in my generations for this LoRA.

V2 main tags are as follows:

toy version

swoody, 1boy, animate object, toy, brown hair, brown eyes, big eyes

human version

swoody, 1boy, mature, brown hair, short hair, brown eyes

V2 outfit tags are as follows:

cowboy hat, red bandana, yellow shirt, cowhide vest, cowboy bet buckle, belt, jeans, cowboy boots

V2 optional tag:

holster

The settings I used for my generation testing were 3-4 CFG, 20 steps, DPM++ 2M SDE - Karras on Forge with an adetailer (face_yolov8s).

V1 is my initial version and produces decent results. As far as being a toy the model does that style well. I tried to figure out how to prompt for his shirt (the elbows) to not look so weird if aiming to make him look more like a real person but couldn't figure that one out. He at least looks like a real person while shirtless (or possibly in another outfit entirely).

Recommended LoRA strength: 0.7

Also, I use an adetailer in my generations for this LoRA.

V1 main tags are as follows:

s_woody, 1boy, animate object, brown hair, brown eyes

optional - add "animate object" and "toy story" to negative prompt if you want to try making him look more realistic and less like a toy.

V1 outfit tags are as follows:

cowboy hat, red bandana, yellow shirt, long sleeves, vest, sheriff badge, belt, jeans, cowboy boots

V1 optional tag:

holster

The settings I used for my generation testing were 3-5 CFG, 20 steps, DPM++ 2M SDE - Karras on Forge with an adetailer (face_yolov8s).